Exploring Kinesthetic/Tactile Learning Styles

learning{styles] kinesthethic/tactile LEARNING This infographic will inform you on the traits of people with the kinesthethic/tactile learning style and ways in which they can be successful academically. characteristics of a hands-on learner } gh moving xploration & Remembers what was 5+2 & practice often oweles while, eningad Neede aks- learning {suggestions} things{hands-on learners excel at} massaging designing O Study in short blocks. O Take lab classes. O Study with others. O Use memory games to memorize facts. investigaling building networking best {test type} programming short definition worst{test type} fill-in mulliple choice long essay repairing long lest information (people retain} Read 10% Hear 20% See 30% See & Hear 50% Say Say & Do 70% 90% Even if you are not a hands-on learner, after two weeks you retain 90% of the things you did and only 10% of the things you read. experimental learning process{perfect for hands-on learners 2 experience the activity, perform, do 2 apply share what was learned to a similar or different situation, practice the results, reactions. observations publicly apply reflect generalize process by discussing, look at the experience, analyze, reflect to connect the experience to real-world examples onlinecollege org http://www.lehigh.edu"inacsupleasipdfuls. Tactile Lesmer pdf http:/www.classroom-management-sucoess.org/kinesthetic-learners heml http://www.aultmancollege.edunlealunderstanding-laarning-styles pdr http:/floridash.orgiclubsitilesito.to_Using_Experiontial_learning_Model par sources pti.edu/twitter pti f pli.edu/facebook 00 pti.edu/flicker SUCCESS YOUR WAY PURSUE VOUR CAREER IN VEARS OR LESS pli.edu You pti.edu/youtube Designed by PTI School of Design graduate Carrie flnun Eickmeyer YOuching and on activity "onewsoju