Glossary

Learning Styles

What are learning styles?

People engage with information in a variety of ways, and learning styles reflect that everyone’s brains are different
Humans perceive, process, and produce information differently
Examples of learning styles:
- Visual
- Auditory
- Kinesthetic
- Reading/Writing
Knowing what learning styles are effective for you helps set you up for more success

Why is understanding learning styles important?

Set yourself up for success by playing to your strengths
Developing strategies to compensate for challenges
Assist with effective communication with others
Helps optimize your own personal development
Enhances problem solving abilities

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