Learning Styles

We return to the usual programming after the Easter holidays (I was not ready for that 😭). For this following weeks, the teacher introduced us to the topic of " learning styles ." For many years this theory that people have different types of learning has been given. The first to define this system of different types of learning were Neil Fleming and Christopher Mills in 1992 with the VARK model. The acronym VARK stands for: Visual, Auditory, Reading/Writing, and Kinesthetic. But what does it mean? Visual learners are the ones who prefer to learn through visual aids. For example, using charts, diagrams, videos, drawings, and graphs. Colors and shapes are also important for them. Auditory learners are the people whp learn through sounds, specifically spoken words. Podcast, audios and lectures are perfect for them. Reading/Writing learners prefer to learn through reading and writing activities such as textbooks, handouts, and note-taking. Kinesthetic learners...