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PERSONAL LEARNING STYLE: MODALITY - Coggle Diagram
PERSONAL LEARNING STYLE: MODALITY
How we perceive information
VISUAL
Characteristics of visual people
neat and tidy
speak quickly
good long-range planners & organizers
observant of environmental detail
appearance-oriented
good spellers
noise: not distracted
remember what was seen, not heard
memorize by visual association
trouble remembering verbal instructions
strong, fast readers
rather read than be read to
Preferences
Drawing
Interior Design & Fashion
Visual Arts
Television, Films
Art Therapy & Symbolism
Painting
Mathematics & Physics
AUDITORY
Characteristics of auditory people
talk to themselves while working
noise : distracted
move lips and pronounce words as they read
enjoy reading aloud & listening
can repeat back & mimic tone pitch
find writing difficult, are better at telling
speak in rhythmic patterns
usually eloquent speakers
like music more than art
learn by listening
are talkative, love discussion
have problems involving visualization
can spell better out loud than in writing
like jokes better than comics
Preferences
Language
Drama
Music
Training
Lecturing
Talking Approaches to Therapy
KINESTHETIC
Characteristics of kinesthetic people
speak slowly
respond to physical rewards
stand close when talking to others
touch people to get their attention
are physically oriented, move a lot
have early large-muscle development
learn by manipulating & doing
memorize by walking & seeing
use a finger as a pointer when reading
gesture a lot
can’t sit still for long
can’t remember geography unless they’ve actually been there
use action words
like plot-oriented books
may have messy handwriting
want to act things out
like involved games
Preferences
Sport
Carpentry
Gymnastics
Athletics
Body Work Therapies
Identifying modality
Process words
VISUAL – “That looks good to me!”
AUDITORY – “That sounds good to me!”
KINESTHETIC – “That feels good to me!”
The speed at which a person talks
VISUAL – fast
AUDITORY – medium
KINESTHETIC – slow
Learning Style
Brain Dominance
How we process information