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Evelyn Porras
I am a visual learner as well. I found this article very fascinating, I discovered things I didn't know that I think will be very beneficial to all teachers and future teachers
https://www.hampton.k12.va.us/departments/gifted/Visual%20Spatial%20HCS.pdf

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Kinesthetic learning is a really important learning style especially with young elementary school students. These kids have lots of stored energy that they sometimes have a hard time controlling. If movement is incorporated in the lesson, great things can happen!
-Teegan Trent

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Delaney Philpott
I have found that using music helps children understand what they are learning. It also makes learning fun for them. I learn better with this learning style because I am able to get into my work in a fun and exciting way. Plus if you have something that you want to remember and you make up a little jingle for it,   it's easier to remeber.

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I learn best when I can physically manipulate something. I have a mechanical mind and love to figure out how things work as well as building objects. Because of my Kinesthetic learning style I have a hard time remembering things that I only hear or see. https://child1st.com/blogs/resources/113159303-teaching-strategies-that-meet-the-needs-of-kinesthetic-learners

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I learn best by reading and writing. In order for me to fully understand something I have to read a book or an article about it and then it sticks in my head. I am able to retain information for a longer time if I write about it as if I am teaching someone. It is important for teachers to understand different learning styles and to know how to teach according to student's needs.

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I am a visual learner because in order for me to understand a book/novel, I have to watch a movie based on that same book/novel

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What kind of learning style(s) best suits you? Why?

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What kind of learning style(s) best suits you? Why?