Presenting
Types of learners
By Maya Becerra Leal
agenda
1. Objectives of the session.
2. Essentials of a Webinar.
3. Types of learners.
4. Stimulus that work for each type of learner.
5. Profile your audience.
6. Activity.
“If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader.”
John Quincy Adams
Essentials of the session
Managing your voice. It’s your best ally
types of learners
I love it !!
visual learner
These learners find seeing what they need to learn is the most beneficial:
Graphics, videos and action that they can watch. Learns best when information is presented in a written language format or in another visual format such as pictures or diagrams.
Kinesthetic Learners
These learners are very tactile. They need to get a feel for something. It is all about doing and sensing what they need to learn.
Do best when they are actively involved. Prefer to do rather than listen and have a hard time sitting and listening.
Auditory Learners
They prefer to hear information and respond best to spoken instructions. They also like to repeat instructions outloud. Auditory learners can easily recall what their teacher has explained and usually participate actively in class.
Thoughts So far
List one thing that impacted you so far?
Awesome Good Incredible Could be Better
How are you feeling at this point?
Stimulus that work for each type of learner
Auditory
Kinesthetic
Visual
Benefits from:
1. Dialogs and recordings. 2. Group collaboration. 3. Lectures. 4. Group discussions. 5. Spoken instructions. 6. Enjoy music.
Benefits from:
1. Diagrams
2. Charts
3. Pictures
4. Films
5. Written directions
6. Handouts
7. Worksheets
8. Power points
9. Text illustrations
Benefits from:
1. Solving real life problems. 2 .Enjoy activities where they use their senses. 3. Trial and error activities. 4. Role plays. 5. Demonstration. 6. Games. 7. Computer applications.
Comparison
Auditory
Kinesthetic
Visual
Respond to changes in the tone of voice, music played in the background, disconnects when people is talking loudly, read slowly, have difficulty being quiet for extended periods of time, like explaining things to others, participate in group discussions.
Have high energy levels, lose much of what is said in a lecture, use memory games to memorize facts, tend to be the slowest talkers, respond very well to role plays, they need to take breaks often, enjoy using tools or active lessons.
Respond to images displayed in the screen, like to see videos, the pace in transitions for each slide, clean slides, movement of the video displayed by the trainer (if available), like to read through slides, remember information when looking at charts and graphs.
Let’s see the type of learner you are…
You Can Do It!!!!
You Are The Best!!
https://www.how-to-study.com/learning-style-assessment/
Thank you so much !
Types of Learners
Maya Becerra
Created on May 2, 2023
Start designing with a free template
Discover more than 1500 professional designs like these:
View
Memories Presentation
View
Pechakucha Presentation
View
Decades Presentation
View
Color and Shapes Presentation
View
Historical Presentation
View
To the Moon Presentation
View
Projection Presentation
Explore all templates
Transcript
Presenting
Types of learners
By Maya Becerra Leal
agenda
1. Objectives of the session.
2. Essentials of a Webinar.
3. Types of learners.
4. Stimulus that work for each type of learner.
5. Profile your audience.
6. Activity.
“If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader.”
John Quincy Adams
Essentials of the session
Managing your voice. It’s your best ally
types of learners
I love it !!
visual learner
These learners find seeing what they need to learn is the most beneficial: Graphics, videos and action that they can watch. Learns best when information is presented in a written language format or in another visual format such as pictures or diagrams.
Kinesthetic Learners
These learners are very tactile. They need to get a feel for something. It is all about doing and sensing what they need to learn. Do best when they are actively involved. Prefer to do rather than listen and have a hard time sitting and listening.
Auditory Learners
They prefer to hear information and respond best to spoken instructions. They also like to repeat instructions outloud. Auditory learners can easily recall what their teacher has explained and usually participate actively in class.
Thoughts So far
List one thing that impacted you so far?
Awesome Good Incredible Could be Better
How are you feeling at this point?
Stimulus that work for each type of learner
Auditory
Kinesthetic
Visual
Benefits from: 1. Dialogs and recordings. 2. Group collaboration. 3. Lectures. 4. Group discussions. 5. Spoken instructions. 6. Enjoy music.
Benefits from: 1. Diagrams 2. Charts 3. Pictures 4. Films 5. Written directions 6. Handouts 7. Worksheets 8. Power points 9. Text illustrations
Benefits from: 1. Solving real life problems. 2 .Enjoy activities where they use their senses. 3. Trial and error activities. 4. Role plays. 5. Demonstration. 6. Games. 7. Computer applications.
Comparison
Auditory
Kinesthetic
Visual
Respond to changes in the tone of voice, music played in the background, disconnects when people is talking loudly, read slowly, have difficulty being quiet for extended periods of time, like explaining things to others, participate in group discussions.
Have high energy levels, lose much of what is said in a lecture, use memory games to memorize facts, tend to be the slowest talkers, respond very well to role plays, they need to take breaks often, enjoy using tools or active lessons.
Respond to images displayed in the screen, like to see videos, the pace in transitions for each slide, clean slides, movement of the video displayed by the trainer (if available), like to read through slides, remember information when looking at charts and graphs.
Let’s see the type of learner you are…
You Can Do It!!!!
You Are The Best!!
https://www.how-to-study.com/learning-style-assessment/
Thank you so much !