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Q 5/16/13 Wanting Info on Kinesthetic Learning:
Hi, I stumbled upon your website, and am wondering if you have any information on colleges that support or are outstanding at teaching kinesthetic learning style?
A 5/16/13 Judy
Some colleges offer support or special programs for students with learning disabilities. Some kinesthetic learners also have learning problems. Two other possibilities are:
1. There are certain fields of study that involve active learning: vocational schools cover things like electricity or electronics, auto repair, cosmetology, cooking, etc that would be easier for kinesthetic learners. In most colleges, there are more active classes like science classes with labs, Physical Education, theater, etc.
2. You cannot to expect classes to be taught for students with kinesthetic or any other kind of learning styles. Most classes involves listening to lectures and reading textbooks and other materials. But learners can learn to use study or memory methods that do match their learning styles.
All students should try to strengthen all of their learning styles. This makes it easier to understand and remember. Visual memory is stored in the visual part of the brain. Auditory memory is stored in the auditory part of the brain, etc.
