Results Learning LLC: Learning Styles

Each individual has a unique learning style that is his or her most effective way to learn. A “learning style” is defined as the way that information is processed. Some of us learn by listening (auditory learner), some by visualizing (visual learner) and some by performing the concept as it is taught (kinesthetic/tactile learner). While each of us leans toward a particular style, it is usually through a combination of the three that we are able to understand a concept fully.

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There is no right or wrong learning style, only the one that is most effective for an individual.

There are no right or wrong learning styles, just the style or combination of styles that

work best for an individual.

Results Learning administers a learning style assessment to identify each child’s preferred learning style or styles. The following common traits may help you begin to identify what type of learner your child is.

Learning Style Characteristics

Auditory Learner
	Learns through listening/hearing instructions May not need to take detailed notes to remember facts Remembers names after meeting someone once Sounds out words phonetically Remembers detailed instructions Doesn't rely on visual images to remember facts and figures

Visual Learner
	Retains information from charts and diagrams May learn best from the use of visual tools or manipulatives May like to take detailed notes and review several times Uses visual pictures to remember directions and facts May not remember names but will remember faces Uses to-do lists or assignment logs

Kinesthetic/Tactile Learner
	May learn best through moving, doing and touching May use gestures and expressive movements to get a point across May prefer to jump in and try something rather then listen to or read instructions May fidget Is a hands-on learner May be easily distracted by activity around them

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