This document discusses the three main learning styles: visual, auditory, and kinesthetic. It explains that visual learners benefit from images and spatial understanding, auditory learners benefit from sound and music, and kinesthetic learners benefit from hands-on activities and movement. The document suggests that understanding one's own learning style can help a person succeed in school by using aids that match their style.

1. By: Elizabeth Rice

2. Menu
 Visual
 Auditory
 Kinesthetic
 Conclusion
 References

3. Visual
 Visual learners prefer using pictures, images, and spatial
understanding

4. Visual
 Aids that help visual learners are drawings, maps,
diagrams, visual media, etc.

5. Visual
 What aids could you use to help you learn better?
 What methods could you use in school to help visual
learners?

6. Auditory
 Aural/ Auditory learners prefer using sound or music

7. Auditory
 Aids that help Auditory learners are use of sound,
rhyme, and music.

8. Auditory
 What auditory aids do you think would help you?
 What methods do teachers use that would help
auditory learners?

9. Kinesthetic
 Kinesthetic learners prefer using their bodies, hands,
and sense of touch

10. Kinesthetic
 Aids that help Kinesthetic learners are touch, action,
movement, and hands-on work.

11. Kinesthetic
 What aids could teachers use to help kinesthetic
learners succeed?
 Do you think exercising would help kinesthetic
learners? Why or why not?

12. Conclusion
Knowing and understanding your learning style could
help you do better in school. By understanding your
learning style you can use aids that will help you
succeed, not only in school, but in everyday activities.

13. References
 Advanogy.com ( 2004). www.learning-stlyes-
online.com, Advanogy Publishing, 2003, retrieved on
July 6, 2011.