Learning styles - Mind Map

Learning styles

Type 2. Sensory style

Perceptual

Visual

They need visual support like, images
flash cards, posters, etc.

Auditory

They learn by listening.

Tactile

They learn by manipulating objects.

Kinesthetic

They learn when learning is movement based.

Environmental

Physical

Sensitive to the learning environment, a suitable environment is recommended.

Sociologica

They need an appropriate environment to interact with members of their class.

Type 3. Personality Style

Tolerance of
ambiguity

It means that some students like to have multiple answer choices and other students prefer a single correct answer.

Right and left
hemisphere
dominance

Left-hemisphere dominant lerners tend to be more analytical and reflective. While those dominated by the right hemisphere are more impulsive and interactive.

Type 1: Cognitive style

Field
dependant

Present information in context.

Field
independant

Step-by-step learning and sequential instructions.

Analytic

They work alone at their own pace.

Global

Team work

Reflective

They need time to understand the information and be able to respond appropriately.

Impulsive

They are risk takers and like to interact right away.

Bibliographic references:
• Nunan, D. (2011). Teaching English to Young Learners. Anaheim University Press.


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