Multimodal Learning Style Analysis

There are four styles of learning. Kinesthetic, visual, aural, and reading/writing. Kinesthetic takes a hands on approach and demonstration would be a good way to learn new material. Aural learns by listening or speaking. Hearing new material and then repeating it works well for this type of learner. Visual learners learn best by seeing what they are expected to learn. Making flash cards and color coding important parts of notes are good ways to visualize new information. A person who learns best from reading/writing focus more on each word in the sentence they read or write. Questionnaire results show that I have a multimodal learning style. A multimodal learner learns from each of the four learning styles. Visual is my primary learning style. Secondary was kinesthetic with reading/writing being third. Aural being the least style I use.
With visual being my primary learning style and kinesthetic being secondary, quiet and comfortable environments for learning are very necessary. Being able to take notes to have for later and also being able
During classes at school I was always looking for ways to learn by doing an activity. At work I did use both of the methods to learn how to operate Acudose machines by touching them and seeing using them. While in a classroom and studying I never realized that I needed a more visual approach but in the work field I did use both ways. I now realize that adding more visual learning will help me improve and become more productive in the classroom. For example, adding flash cards would need to be incorporated for a more visual approach. Avoiding distractions making the important information in my line of vision would be another good example to move toward better learning opportunities, while still incorporating my normal “hands on” approach. Although, reading, writing and aural are all still very important ways of learning need to be focused on a little