Kineasthetic learning style
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Traits of being a kineasthetic learner
Likes physical rewards
Taps pencil or foot when studying
Enjoys doing activities
Likes to solve problems by physically working them through
Outgoing by nature expresses emotions by physical means
Will try new things
Dresses for comfort
Reading is not a priority and poor speller
In motion most of the time
Touch: hints for the kineasthetic learner
When possible, draw what you are learning.
When studying, use a multi-sensory approach (hearing, seeing, touching and
doing) as much as possible.
Eat nutritions to get an extra boost of energy
Keep desk clear of detracting objects.
Divide your work into short study sessions. After 20 mins or when the task is completed award yourself.
Use models, real objects, and materials that can be touched and moved. For
example, learn geography through handling and studying a globe.
Get plenty of sleep.