This document discusses the VAK model of learning styles, which was developed by Neil Fleming. The VAK model categorizes learners as visual, auditory, or kinesthetic based on how they best absorb and process information. Visual learners benefit from seeing information written down or in diagrams. Auditory learners learn best through listening and discussing ideas. Kinesthetic learners learn best through hands-on activities and physical movement. The document provides examples of strategies that different types of learners can use to maximize their learning based on their strengths.

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2. Index:
• Who develop this concept?
• VAK?
• Visual learners.
• Auditori learners.
• Kinesthetic learners.
• Conclusion.
• Webgraphy.

3. Who develop this concept?
• Neil Fleming.
• Teacher from New Zealand.
• VARK model.

4. VAK.
• What is Vak?
• How we know what type of learners we are?

5. Visual learners.
• Highlight important points in text.
• Use books on tapes.
• Use a tape recorder to tape lectures, presentations,
directions, etc.

6. Auditori learners.
• Discuss their ideas.
• Work in study groups.
• Recite information that is important to remember.

7. Kinesthetic learners.
• Take frequent study breaks.
• Work at a standing position.
• Bring some type of “grip toy” to class to hold on
to.

8. • Conclusion.

9. Webgraphy.
• Chapman, A. Free VAK learning styles test. (2015).
http://www.businessballs.com/howardgardnermultiplein
• Prezzi. 14 de September of 2014.
https://prezi.com/6mauldn0jdmp/vak-learning-styles-
model/

10. Webgraphy.
• Chapman, A. Free VAK learning styles test. (2015).
http://www.businessballs.com/howardgardnermultiplein
• Prezzi. 14 de September of 2014.
https://prezi.com/6mauldn0jdmp/vak-learning-styles-
model/