Learning Styles by Danielle Carpenter https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9 Identify your VARK Learning Style and share study strategies and tools with us! (1) Start by taking the VARK Questionnaire (https://vark-learn.com/the-vark-questionnaire/) and identify your dominant learning style. (2) Research your Learning Style. Meaning, read over the VARK website and / or do a quick Google search. For instance, if your dominant style is visual, research and describe the visual learning style. (3) Suggest study strategies. In college courses, you often have to study for an exam, write a research paper, and/or take notes. What study strategies should a student with your dominant learning style use to prepare for one of those assessments? Give 2-3 study strategies that cater towards your dominant learning styles. (4) Find one web tool (website, app, etc.) that aligns with the preferences of your learning style that a student could use to help write a paper, study for an exam, and/or take notes. Share the link with us! *On the Learning Styles Padlet, you will see four columns- one for each learning style. Under your dominant learning style, click the plus sign and post your answers for steps 1-4. Be creative! Your post can contain pictures, YouTube Videos, URL links, files, audio, etc. During the semester, we can return to this Padlet to try new study tips and tools. NOTE: If you are a Multimodal Learner, please choose ONE of the learning styles in which you received a high score. en-us 2020-05-26 19:33:12 UTC 2026-01-26 07:56:54 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/270f.png Kinesthetic https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/597486297 My dominate learning style was Kinesthetic. Kinesthetic learners prefer to use physical activities than listening and watching a lecture. They have a great hand-eye coordination and quick reaction. I do not like to procrastinate, so I always act quickly. However, I actually prefer to learn with reading, writing, and listening. I think that the result associates my insufficient English.

I attached this website. It says about positive and negative thoughts.]]> 2020-05-27 17:26:32 UTC https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/597486297 masano7 https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/597615324 2020-05-27 18:29:18 UTC https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/597615324 Apology masano7 https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/597618480 It was the first time to use this tool for me, so I made few mistakes. Anonymous was me and the first attachment was a just picture, so please open the next one. Thank you.]]> 2020-05-27 18:30:59 UTC https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/597618480 alucas71 https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/598164457 I am a strong Kinesthetic learner. This means that I prefer applications before theories, physicality, and proper problems and problem solving techniques.
Study tips for this type of learner would include: reading case studies, looking at examples of principles, and using actions to better help for understanding a subject. Also, using study guides, and reviewing notes by rewriting them or typing them out, as well as watching videos on the particular subject to help understand the concept. ]]> 2020-05-28 01:41:18 UTC https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/598164457 KaiMelendez https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/600602866  I am primarily an Auditory learner, which means that I prefer to receive information through listening to someone speak it. This also means that I convey information best when I talk, rather than when I demonstrate or write something out. I study best in a study group, where I'm able to voice out my thoughts and opinions. Using voice recorders to repeat information will also help improve my ability to memorize certain things when it comes to exam week. Being able to listen to a teacher or professor's lecture will also definitely help me retain information. I attached a short 6 minute video below dedicated to giving Auditory learners tips on how to study effectively. This is one of my favorite educational videos  because not only is it well rated, but she also puts in countless ways to study, and explains each one of them as well as inputs her own personal experiences with having to learn through hearing. Most importantly though, she has really clear, easy to hear audio unlike some other videos demonstrating tips for Audio learners (which is super ironic!).]]> 2020-05-29 07:03:37 UTC https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/600602866 For Visual Learners- Maygan Ching mayganc https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/601837957 When I took the questionnaire, my results was "multimodal" meaning I prefer using strategies from all learning styles.  However, throughout my education, I have always been a very visual learner. This learning styles means I prefer seeing presentations with maps and diagrams, written information rather than just hearing it, and to make each note or slide in a presentation unique.  Personally, I like reading handouts, and having the physical copies of what we are learning in class.  I also prefer having textbooks in my hand so that I can visualize what I am reading and make my own notes on the book.  For myself, I find writing down important notes, making presentations, flashcards, and having the physical copies of information at my disposal helpful for studying.  Make the information understandable to you (i.e. rewording information and writing definitions to difficult words).  

]]> 2020-05-29 19:59:48 UTC https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/601837957 I am a mulitmodal learner, with a placement in Kinesthetic at the top and Aural in a close second. I learn best when I can redo what I have just learned by going thru the motions again. I found it interesting that we learn through our body movements. Some of the study tips I will utilize is to stand, instead of sitting while studying. Exercise during studying is a great way that helps me to retain information. I do this by recording my lecture and playing during my routine. I found that by doing this I can clear my mind and focus on the information played. Small movements are a part of keeping focused, I have always been a fidgeter during studying and lectures. Now it makes sense why, it helps to keep me focused. We work well in groups, projects, and experiments. True to the fact, this is where I find the most enjoyment. jeremie82 https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/602632571 2020-05-30 18:14:48 UTC https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/602632571 Multi-model with Kinesthetic Tendencies BY Cory Proffitt https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/602637260 My results were Multi-model with Kinesthetic receiving the highest score. Kinesthetic learners are reality based learners looking for concrete facts and figures. Examples, as well as trial and error strategies work well for these learners. study strategies include extensive note taking, discussing relevant information, pictures, diagrams really any experience based learning applies. I found a video on Kinesthetic learning tipshttps://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=kinesthetic+learning&docid=608010302004266255&mid=C04AB77A6FF6E39ACD5DC04AB77A6FF6E39ACD5D&view=detail&FORM=VIRE
By Cory Proffitt]]> 2020-05-30 18:22:49 UTC https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/602637260 Kinesthetic learners learn by example https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/602746916 Found out that by seeing examples then doing it helps me learn. Utilizing outcomes to help my learning process helps me to understand.  Found a website learningpath.org lets you create a quiz to help you study. ]]> 2020-05-30 21:28:39 UTC https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/602746916 Kinesthetic learners learn by example jolisa1 https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/602749673 Found out that by seeing examples then doing it helps me learn. Utilizing outcomes to help my learning process helps me to understand.  Found a website learningpath.org lets you create a quiz to help you study. ]]> 2020-05-30 21:34:10 UTC https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/602749673 kadaguna https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/603993245 After taking the VARK questionnarie, I found out that I am a Kinesthetic learner. Someone with a Kinesthetic learning style tend to learn more when they are physically engaged while learning. A study strategy for these types of learners is to get up and move around for a while and take breaks during long study sessions. The website I found has a couple of other strategies and suggestions that can be useful for learning.]]> 2020-06-01 03:17:08 UTC https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/603993245 Kinesthetic Leaners featherlawson https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/604000517 For my VARK questionnaire I got the result of a very strong kinestheic learner. Kinesthetic learners require hands-on learning and physical engagement with objects to be successful. We require the use of all senses, practical exercises and experiences, examples, and trial and error. A few study strategies for this type of learner would be using flash cards, having lots of examples when writing notes, and studying with others for that hands-on effect. I thought this was a cool, detailed website on this learning style!]]> 2020-06-01 03:28:37 UTC https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/604000517 Aural / Auditory Learners leezat https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/604277854 The VARK questionnaire indicated that I am considered primarily an Aural Learner. Aural learners prefer information to be given to them via talking and/or listening.  According to the website, aural learners prefer to listen to those who know a lot and who have authority. They find value in words that they hear and prefer to talk things over as well as have debates, arguments, and ‘deep’ discussions. Aural learners also like to learn from other people’s ideas and the what is being said about their own ideas. One study strategy that caters towards aural learning is to participate in discussion groups. Another strategy is to explain new ideas with other people. I have noticed that when I share and explain new ideas that I learned in a class with my family, I begin to understand it better. A third strategy is to read summarized notes out loud. I tend to do this with articles assigned during a class. If I don’t quite understand it at first, I read it out loud to myself. This allows me to focus more and really digest the information being presented in an article. When I am studying for a test, I tend to repeat my notes out loud when I’m driving or doing things, just to quiz myself. It helps me to put my thoughts into words and helps with memorization of my notes and study guides. There is an app called “OutlinesOutloud.” This app allows you to create your own notes on a Mac or PC and then you can sync it to your phone. It reads your notes out loud so that you can study anywhere by listening.

]]> 2020-06-01 08:02:07 UTC https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/604277854 The result of VARK questionnaire shown that I am a mild Kinesthetic learner. This leaning style leaners are gifted in physical activity and have excellent physical memory. Therefor it requires physical activity rather than listening to a lecture or watching demonstration. https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/604383182 Daigo Imada]]> 2020-06-01 09:10:42 UTC https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/604383182 https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/604421042 Daigo Imada ]]> 2020-06-01 09:34:12 UTC https://padlet.com/dscarpenter1/a25i8lj2qjlif6f9/wish/604421042