Understanding and Identifying
Auditory, Visual and Kinesthetic
Learning Styles

AuditoryVisual Kinesthetic
Identify sounds related to an experience Have a sharp, clear picture of an experience Develop a strong feeling towards an experience
I hear you clearly,

I want you to listen . . .

This sounds good

Do you make pictures in your head

Do you have visual images in your head as you are talking and listening to me?

Can you see what I am saying?

Do you feel what you are saying?

Are you in touch with what I am saying?

How do you hear this situation going?

What do you hear that is stopping you?

Sounds heavy.

How do you see the situation?

What do you see stopping you?

This looks good.

Do you see what I am showing you?

How do you feel about this situation?

I'm getting a handle on this material.

Let's move together.

Does what I am putting you in touch with feel right?

Sounds heavy.

Word SelectionsWord SelectionsWord Selections
tinkling silent squeal blast screaming chokingcolor clear spiral showed vivid notice felt body sensations feel pain touch
Lecture
Do you love me?

Auditories complain:
Kinesthetics don't listen.

Fantasies

Visuals complain:
Auditories don't pay attention to them because they don't make eye contact.

Kinesthetics complain:
"Auditory and visual people are insensitive."
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