This 12-page workbook identifies an individual's perceptual learning style, explaining the differences between the three perceptual styles (auditory, visual, kinesthetic) and offers tips to enhance learning. Research has shown that people respond differently in different learning situations. People respond differently because people perceive differently using the sensory channels through which they give, receive, and store information. Your primary learning style is your perceptual strength, the way you prefer to interact with information. The three widely recognized perceptual learning styles are labeled auditory, visual and kinesthetic. To get the most out of your education, it is important that you know the differences between these perceptual learning styles, recognize the style that best suits you, and use your understanding to detect different teaching styles.
