Learning Style Inventory Analysis

Learning Styles Inventory and Reflection People use their senses to well coordinate their learning skills such as listening and watching. The way you can take in information can come in the following learning styles, visual kinesthetic and auditory. A visual learner is someone who can best take in information by the use of photographs and charts. Kinesthetic learners also referred to as tactile learners enjoy learning new things, doing activities, but struggle to maintain themselves still. An auditory learner is easily distracted and struggles to follow written instructions. They improve in holding and maintaining information as they are listening. A learning style is an own preference used by individual in order to help remember or catch the point of the information given.

In recent days, I took a survey referring to the level of my auditory, kinesthetic, and visual

I have found it effectively useful because I tend to listen and understand what is being taught. Unfortunately, listening to lectures and writing down at the same time can become difficult to keep up and understand the concept. I lose track of what I am trying to note down to be able to refer back to it. When lectures take place and includes the presentation of multiple power point slides I make sure to print out my own copy ahead of time to be able to follow along with my professors and highlight the important information. For example, when coming across vocabulary words, I highlight the word itself and keywords in the definition. I plan to utilize these tools to help me not only interact with the work but with other people too. For example, when working in groups inside the classrooms we each can have different visual presentations or opinions of the concept being taught. It can help your study skills and be able to understand the topic with more than one example set