Learning styles

Tatiana Torres - Laura Duque - Wilmar Moreno

Learning styles

Introduction

Interpersonal learning

visual learning

Conclusions

Auditory learning

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Before we delve into learning styles, let's discuss the following questions...

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Learning styles are defined as the different ways students have to learn. That is why in the process of learning a language (mother languaje or second language) it is necessary to identify in students the skills they possess, which allow them to have a better acquisition of language.

This style of learning, also called group, is characteristic of those people who prefer to work with others whenever they can.

These individuals try to share your conclusions with others. And put their conclusions into practice in group settings.

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Visual learning focuses on what we can see, so anything that is looked at or watched is part of visual learning.

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Auditory learning is acquired using the sense of hearing and concentration.

Students assimilate information through listening, so teachers must be clear when giving instructions or explaining a topic.

To be successful in the process of teaching a second language, the skills that students possess must be identified, which allow them to learn without difficulty.

The strategies used in the learning processes must have objectives that lead to the achievement of meaningful learning.

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