VARK: Visual, Audial, Reading/Writing, Kinesthetic
This is a guide to learning styles which show the different ways of learning whether it is seen, heard and taught? Learning styles, all depends upon an individual's natural or habitual pattern of acquiring and processing information in learning situations. A core concept is that individuals differ in how they learn (Wikipedia, 2013).” Learning styles were started in the year of 1970’s further Neil D. Fleming was the first person who designed the VARK model. VARK model firstly launched at Lincoln University in 1987. The purpose of this model was to provide education in their recommended style. Lately this model was experimented on nursing students to demonstrate the use of the VARK model on …show more content…
The highest score is 6 for two learning style which is Aural and Kinesthetic, which means Patient A preferred learning style is multimodal, Read/Write and Visual being next levels of learning. Multimodal (Aural, Kinesthetic) means Patient A need to have present the same material in several of their modes to learn it, in other words Patient A used Aural and Kinesthetic mode to learn. Aural mode is the style in which Patient A learns through hearing the material of education There is two aspects involves in Aural mode hearing of the listener and speaking of the speaker. Kinesthetic mode is the style in which Patient A used tactile learning style, can touch the physical appearance of education material, practically, demonstration and active participation in practice. In other words, Kinesthetic mode is the combination of auditory and visual learning style. Read/Write mode is another style of learning, Patient A scored 4 in this style. Patient A can read the educational material and can make their written notes to learn. Visual mode is another style of learning, scored 0 it means Patient A did not use Visual mode. This is a style in which ideas, resources and information is provided through images, pictures and techniques. This style is also used in Kinesthetic
This is a guide to learning styles which show the different ways of learning whether it is seen, heard and taught? Learning styles, all depends upon an individual's natural or habitual pattern of acquiring and processing information in learning situations. A core concept is that individuals differ in how they learn (Wikipedia, 2013).” Learning styles were started in the year of 1970’s further Neil D. Fleming was the first person who designed the VARK model. VARK model firstly launched at Lincoln University in 1987. The purpose of this model was to provide education in their recommended style. Lately this model was experimented on nursing students to demonstrate the use of the VARK model on …show more content…
The highest score is 6 for two learning style which is Aural and Kinesthetic, which means Patient A preferred learning style is multimodal, Read/Write and Visual being next levels of learning. Multimodal (Aural, Kinesthetic) means Patient A need to have present the same material in several of their modes to learn it, in other words Patient A used Aural and Kinesthetic mode to learn. Aural mode is the style in which Patient A learns through hearing the material of education There is two aspects involves in Aural mode hearing of the listener and speaking of the speaker. Kinesthetic mode is the style in which Patient A used tactile learning style, can touch the physical appearance of education material, practically, demonstration and active participation in practice. In other words, Kinesthetic mode is the combination of auditory and visual learning style. Read/Write mode is another style of learning, Patient A scored 4 in this style. Patient A can read the educational material and can make their written notes to learn. Visual mode is another style of learning, scored 0 it means Patient A did not use Visual mode. This is a style in which ideas, resources and information is provided through images, pictures and techniques. This style is also used in Kinesthetic