Multimodal Learning Preferences - Jessie Herring

Jessie Herring

Multimodal

Learning

Preferences

Multimodal – What it Means

People with this learning preference can vary depending on:• If they need more than one of their learning

preferences present to learn• If they can learn using any one of their

given learning preferences.

Visual Learning Learn best from

diagrams, graphs, and other visual formats.

This preference uses colors, pictures, images, and fonts to obtain information and communicate with others.

Read/Write Learning Learn best from

reading and writing notes or text, whether it be on paper or electronic.

This preference uses written words to both relay and obtain instruction and knowledge.

My Personal Story

How My Learning Style Works in School

Slideshows Step-by-Step

instructions Reading

assignments Taking Notes Utilizing Planners

and Calendars

How I Can Use This to My Advantage

Learn in my own time by reading or taking notes

Most teachers use some form of visual or written communication

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• Find your WHAT. - Bootstrapped with Kids Podcast. (n.d.). Retrieved December 1, 2014, from http://www.bootstrappedwithkids.com/episode-76-find-your-what/

Picture References• The VARK

Questionnaire. (n.d.). Retrieved December 1, 2014, from http://vark-learn.com/the-vark-questionnaire/

Website References