Controversy
Learning the different learning and teaching styles was very useful. However, one component is missing from this tutorial--gauging understanding using these different learning styles. Many instructors default to paper/online tests and quizzes, which cater to only a few learning styles. How do we create effective assessments for kinesthetic and auditory learners?
Perhaps you could reach auditory learners
by creating some group activities that would
get the whole class involved.
J. E. Wright
Good point Daniel! For kinesthetic learners who are in Hands-on programs like CAD, IT, Electronics, Culinary, etc., performance testing is the obvious choice,but I know I struggle to even come up with learning activities for these learners in my general education classes. Thanks for your post to the forum. Best wishes for continued success in your teaching career. Susan
Susan Polick
