#kinesthetic

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Highlighting Interesting and Commonly Used Learning Styles:

The Visual Learning Style- this learning style refers to the ability of a person to learn by sight. People with this type of learning often prefers seeing graphs, letters, image, or any visual representations to learn.

The Auditory Learning Style- this learning style refers to the style of studying by hearing the details. This type is often used in school settings when students have to listen to their teachers as they speak, perfectly paired up with the visual style.

The Kinesthetic Learning Style- this refers to learning by movements, experience, and actions. Basically, like when a person wants to learn dancing, demonstrations or tutorials made using movements are effectively working for the type of people that uses this style.

The Logical-Mathematical Learning Style- this refers to the sense of using reasons. Individual with this style often uses reasoning to know more or give sense to topics they wanted to understand.

Unlocking Resonance with My Learning Style:

My Learning Style is the Kinesthetic. With the use of actions and movements, as well as experiences, I learn new things in my everyday life. I usually try to practice and learn with other people's action, or learn from my own actions. This style resonates with me due to the fact that movements I see that are ethically right are the actions I apply to my self.

Me and My Partner's Style:

Both of us prefers kinesthetic. We both want to learn by seeing movements. Which means that I find his style effective, as it is my own style.

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Learning styles refer to the preferred ways in which individuals absorb, process, and retain information. While there are various models of learning styles, one of the most widely recognized frameworks categorizes them into four main types:

The (4) types of learning

—READING & WRITING

The reading/writing learning style is one of the preferred ways individuals absorb, process, and retain information. Learners who identify with this style excel in environments where they can engage with written text. They often prefer reading articles, books, and other written materials, as well as writing notes, essays, and reports to express their understanding of concepts.

—KINESTHETIC

Kinesthetic learning, also known as tactile learning, is a learning style characterized by a preference for hands-on experiences and physical activities. Kinesthetic learners thrive when they can engage in movement, manipulate objects, and participate in experiential learning. They often find it challenging to learn through traditional lecture-based methods and prefer to learn by doing.

—AUDITORY

Auditory learning is a learning style characterized by a preference for processing information through listening. Auditory learners excel in environments where they can hear spoken information, engage in discussions, and utilize audio materials. They often find it easier to understand and remember information that is presented verbally rather than through written text or visual aids.

—VISUAL

The Art of Individually tailored Learning Styles and Abilities

In 2013, I was a young student in Grade 7 at a prominent traditional high school in the parish of Manchesterin Jamaica. My classmates and I were navigating a tumultuous time, as we were fresh from the loins of our loving and patient preparatory school teachers, whom we even referred to as aunties and uncles. I'd say we struggled to integrate ourselves into the new environment and culture of high schools. After all, we were all students of different learning styles and abilities.

I was lucky to have a teacher, Mrs. Johnson, who recognized that each student learned differently. She encouraged me, a visual-kinesthetic learner, to express my creativity through art and craft while also providing extra support to my peers who needed it.

One day, we were assigned a project on the different religions in history. While others struggled to memorize dates and facts, I created a 3D flip book depicting the different religions and all that they encompassed.

I was fortunate enough to also have a mom who enjoyed putting time and effort into assisting me with completing my assignments, especially if it required a hands-on creative touch.

Mrs. Johnsons approach helped me excel, and my project became a catalyst for all her class discussions even after I moved on to a higher grade level.

This experience taught me that learning styles and abilities are diverse and valuable. It showed me that embracing individuality and creativity can lead to profound understanding and growth.

Subconious release technique

SRT is a quick method which helps reduce resistance and reprogrames your brain. It's a kinthetic technique and is similar to psych K.

The method: 💗

Breathe in deeply and hold your breathe in for a few seconds whilst affirming you release all negative beliefs and thoughts about manifesting. Repeat this a couple of times and do the same thing again but with a postive affirmation.

The challange: - I'm going to do this challenge for a week. I started yesterday but I'll count today as day 1.

START DATE : 15/1/23

DAY 1 - done ✔️- 3x breathes for the negative and 3x for the positive

DAY 2 - done ✔️

DAY 3 - done ✔️

DAY 4 - done ✔️

DAY 5 -

DAY 6 -

DAY 7 -

END DATE : 21/1/23

I'm going to aim to do this quite a bit as it's quick to do.