The document summarizes the results of the respondent's VARK learning preferences questionnaire. They received a score of 6 for visual, aural, and kinesthetic preferences and a 7 for read/write preferences, indicating a multimodal learning style. As a multimodal learner, they are able to adapt easily to different teaching styles and understand concepts through a variety of methods including visual, aural, reading, writing, and hands-on activities. Their highest preference is for read/write methods such as lists, headings, textbooks and notes.

1. The VARK Questionnaire Results
My scores were:
• Visual: 6
• Aural: 6
• Read / Write: 7
• Kinesthetic:6
I have a multimodal (VARK) learning preference.
Multimodal Study Strategies: This style of learning means that I have a mixed combination of ways
of learning.
Visual category: I get 6 which mean I have an acceptable percentage of it; I am often persuaded by
the look of an object.
Aural category: I get 6 which means I attend classes, attend discussions and tutorials, discuss topics
with others or teachers, and, among others.
Read/Write: This category is the most important because is the one that gets closer to me. In this
category I get 7 which mean that I like to do many things related with lists , headings ,
dictionaries , glossaries , definitions, handouts, textbooks , readings – library, notes.
Kinesthetic: In this part I get 6 the same as Visual, and Aural categories, it means that I love to
appreciate different things with my senses.
I have a balance style, because I get all of VARK, and advantage that I find having all of them or being
Multimodal is that I can adapt easier to different people, teachers, things or even a different style of
live, I can understand things in a best and fastest way.