The document outlines the concept of learning styles, which refers to how individuals process and retain information. It categorizes learning styles into visual, auditory, and kinesthetic types, each with distinct preferences and methods of learning. The conclusion emphasizes that there is no single best way to learn, as different styles suit different individuals and contexts.

1. By:
Mrs.
Shaimaa
Saleem
University
of
Duhok

2. Outline
1.What is Learning style?
2.Types of learning styles
a.Visual
b.Auditory
c.Kinesthetic
4.What type of learner are you?
5.conclusion

3. Learning style
• A learning style is the way each learner begins
to concentrate on, process, and retain new and
difficult information.

4. Learning styles

5. Visual
• Learners who prefer visual learning style they learn best by seeing
• Graphic displays like charts, diagrams, illustration, handouts and
videos are all helpful learning tools for visual learners.
• They may find it difficult to absorb lengthy information in a
document with no visual aids.

6. • Auditory learners best learn through listening (lectures,
discussions, tapes, etc.).
• Written information may have little meaning until it is heard
• May find it difficult to learn by reading or absorb information if
there is too much noise.
Auditory

7. Kinesthetic
• Kinesthetic learners prefer to learn via doing, moving, touching, and
experiments.
• These learners need more practical work, hands on learning,
interaction with concrete materials.
• This type of learner doesn’t like to sit at one place and learn they want
to try things to get its knowledge.

8. Discussion
What type of learner are
you?

9. Conclusion
It is important to understand that there is no “best” way to learn.
There are many different learning styles, and different styles are
suited to different people and/or situations.
Everybody has a preferred learning style.