This document discusses the characteristics of kinesthetic learners. Kinesthetic learners prefer active, hands-on learning rather than traditional classroom settings. They learn best by touching, moving, and interacting with physical materials. Some key traits of kinesthetic learners are that they gesture when they speak or read, carry objects to fidget with, prefer interactive discussions over lectures or slides, and have trouble studying in environments with distractions like TVs. The document recommends providing kinesthetic learners with computers, calculators, typewriters and keeping to routines to support their learning style.

1. Discover the kinesthetic side of your life Marcel Miret Oriol Sierra Cristóbal Prieto

2. /Kinesthetic/ Definition: A kinesthetic person normally tries to improve a language not by focusing on the visual or auditive aspects. He will try to be active always asking spontaneously and trying to make people notice them constantly by moving themselves. Even when there’s no need to touch or to focus into something or someone, a kinesthetic person will direct his attention to that because they think that’s a good backup.

4. If they’re reading any text they would find a good chance to involve themselves by moving their hands (lots of gesticulating) and getting fully involved in the text. Taking it as if it was personal. Plus they will point while they read.

5. They will always carry one object which will help them to focus themselves; a pen, a pencil… They need to have it always near and take notes.

7. Their memory is not so good so they will always stick a copy of their classes schedule or even the subjects they’re studying; they will always look at them and even if that’s a routine, it will be harder for them to remember.

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12. Remember -Try to follow a routine as much as you can. Kinesthetic people follow routines and maintain their lives organized by habits.

13.  Thanks for your time and patience. Marcel Miret Oriol Sierra Cristóbal Prieto