The document discusses various learning styles, including auditory, interpersonal, visual, mathematical, intrapersonal, naturalistic, kinaesthetic, and verbal linguistic intelligences. It describes characteristics of different types of learners and includes examples of preferred activities and jobs related to each learning style. The document also prompts individuals to identify their own learning style based on personal preferences.

1. IJMR – Class: 5º Teacher: Liliana Lo Preiato
OUR ENGLISH CLASS - - Learning Styles 1
1) Auditory/musical Intelligence 2) Interpersonal Intelligence 3) Visual/Spatial Intelligence 4) Mathematical Intelligence
5) Intrapersonal Intelligence 6) Natural Intelligence 7) Kinaesthetic Intelligence 8) Verbal Linguistic Intelligence
1) Auditory learners like listening Cds, verbal presentations, sing, playing
instruments.
2) Interpersonal learners like group working.
3) Visual learnears like images, pictures, colors, maps.
4) Mathematical learners like solving problem.
5) Intra-personal learners like studying alone.
6) Naturalitic learners like working with natural world, outdoor classrooms.
7) Kinesthetic learners like doing sport, dancing, touching objects.
8) Verbal Linguistic like explaining things, reading and speaking and taking
notes
TWO HEMISPHERES OF BRAIN
Left Brain Right Brain
Rational Sensitive
Verbal Initiative
Realistic Non-verbal
Logical Visual
Analytic Dreamer
Objective Creative
Fact rules Emotional
Jobs: Jobs:
engineers, doctors, actors, artists,
journalists, designers, physical
accountants activities
1) Aural/musical intelligence ("music smart")
2) Interpersonal intelligence ("people smart")
3) Spatial intelligence ("picture smart")
4) Logical intelligence ("number/reasoning smart")
5) Intrapersonal intelligence ("self smart")
6) Naturalist intelligence ("nature smart")
7) Physical intelligence ("body smart")
8) Linguistic intelligence ("word smart"):
Left Brain
Dominant people
Right Brain
Dominant people
• want to listen and speak
• work alone,
• control feelings easily
• use logic,
• solve puzzle,
• look rules for working with
partner.
• want to see, feel, touch
objects
• study in groups,
• use pictures to remember
ideas and words,
• use music to remember
ideas and words
• take part of games

2. IJMR – Class: 5º Teacher: Liliana Lo Preiato
OUR ENGLISH CLASS - - Learning Styles 2
A. Read what each person says. What type of learners are they?
I prefer lessons where we can
discuss things.
I prefer lessons where there is
something to look at (like a
picture, chart, diagram or
video) or something to draw.
I prefer lessons where we can do
something practical – or at least
move around.
I prefer studying alone because
I know my own strenghts and
weaknesses.
I prefer working in groups when
I need to carry out a project.
I prefer to camp, hike and climb.
I am good at learning physical
skills.
I am good at strategy games. I have a good memory for faces.
On a long journey I like to look at
the scenery or read a book.
On a long journey I can’t wait
until we stop so I can walk
around.
On a long journey I like to listen
to music or talk to the other
travellers.
I am good at teaching and
explaining things to others.
I am good at making things. I can calculate connections
between items.
I would prefer to be a radio DJ
(or presenter).
I would prefer to be a
conservationist and campaign for
preservation of natural resources.
I would prefer to be an artist (or
designer).
In my spare time I would prefer to
do something physical, such as
gym.
In my spare time I would prefer to
watch TV or a video.
In my spare time I would prefer to
listen to chat with friends.
B. What type of learner are you? Read again and find it out! Complete. Write, at least, thirty words.
I think I’m a ____________________ learner because____________________________________________
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