VARK Learning Styles
(Visual, Auditory, Reading/Writing, Kinesthetic)
✔ Visual Learner
- I prefer to see information (diagrams, charts, maps).
- I remember what I see better than what I hear.
- I benefit from color coding or visual organization tools.
- I use mind maps or flow charts to study.
✔ Auditory Learner
- I learn best through lectures or audio recordings.
- I often read aloud or talk through problems.
- I remember things I hear better than things I read.
- I benefit from group discussions or verbal repetition.
✔ Reading/Writing Learner
- I prefer to take notes and read written materials.
- I enjoy reading textbooks, articles, and handouts.
- I often write out information to help remember it.
- I prefer instructions in written form.
✔ Kinesthetic Learner
- I learn best through hands-on activities.
- I enjoy labs, building models, or physical movement while learning.
- I use gestures when explaining things.
- I remember what I do better than what I hear or read.
Multiple Intelligences (Howard Gardner)
✔ Which of these best describes the student?
- Linguistic: Enjoys reading, writing, storytelling.
- Logical-Mathematical: Likes puzzles, experiments, working with numbers.
- Spatial: Enjoys drawing, designing, or visualizing.
- Bodily-Kinesthetic: Learns best through movement, hands-on activities.
- Musical: Sensitive to sounds, rhythms, and music.
- Interpersonal: Learns well in groups, understands others.
- Intrapersonal: Prefers self-study, reflection.
- Naturalistic: Loves nature, animals, and environmental topics.
Kolb’s Learning Styles
(Experiential Learning Model)
✔ Which approach fits the learner best?
- Diverging (Feel & Watch): Observes and gathers info, imaginative, sees multiple perspectives.
- Assimilating (Think & Watch): Prefers clear explanations, logical theories over practical applications.
- Converging (Think & Do): Problem-solver, uses ideas in practical ways.
- Accommodating (Feel & Do): Hands-on, relies on intuition rather than logic.
