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    FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

    TOPIC:

    VARK INVENTORY LEARNING STYLE

    PROJECT 2

    SUBJECT:

    PRE-ESPECIALIZATION

    PROFESSOR:

    LIC. ULISES APARICIO

    CAREER:

    ENGLISH LANGUAGE MAJOR

    STUDENT: ID:

    NELSON PEREZ TORRES 31-3681-1998.

    SAN SALVADOR, MARCH 21st, 2013.

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    INTRODUCTION

    The objective of this report is to let you know the relevance of the VARK

    INVENTORY LEARNING STYLE project, which gives you an idea about yourself; it could be

    used to understand your boss, colleagues, relatives, co-workers, customers, teachers,

    partners, your clients and yourself. This is a short inventory that has been well received due

    to its dimensions understood and its practical application. It has been of great help to

    understand each other and assist people to learn more effectively in various situations.

    What is VARK?

    VARK is a questionnaire that provides users with a profile of their learning

    preferences. These preferences are about the ways that they want to take-in and give-out

    information. I had the opportunity to know my learning style. And I need to improve some

    important areas like visual and kinesthetic in the visual category means that I am lacking

    potential in that area as a learning style. And kinesthetic mean that I need to development

    more the senses end combine the others learning style.

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    The test result and the description of your learning styleThe VARK Questionnaire results.

    My scores were:

    Visual : 10

    Aural : 9

    Read / write : 7

    Kinesthetic : 6

    I have a multimodal (VARK) learning preference.

    Multimodal Study Strategies

    The multimodal style of learning means that I have a mixed combination of

    potentialities of the learning styles. The 6 in the kinesthetic category means that I am

    lacking potential in that area as a learning style. But I have a vary balance learning style.

    One advantage of being multimodal is that I can adapt to different teachers styles;

    so I could be effective in different circumstances and environment. I could switch to the

    teachers way of teaching because I have many resources to understand and communicate

    the information.

    According to my score, READ/WRITE category the 7 in the read/write category is

    the highest which means that I need to apply more strategies of learning and communicating

    from that category; but, I understand that I could use strategies from the other styles.

    According to my score, AURAL category, the 9 in the aural category is very high

    which mean that I need to apply more strategies of learning meaning that I have the ability

    to listen And a have good communication.

    According to my score the KINESTHETIC one, 6 in the kinesthetic category means

    that I am lacking potential in that area as a learning style and I need to develop more my

    senses and combine the other learning styles.

    According to my score the VISUAL STUDY STRATEGY which is the one where I got

    10 my highest score I like to work more with pictures, charts, maps; I am more into creative

    style learning.

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    Select the Study Strategies that apply to your learning preferences.

    Study Strategies (these were selected according to my own result and analysis)

    The VARK Questionnaire Results : Visual: 10; Aural: 9; Read/Write: 7; Kinesthetic: 6

    AURAL= 9 attend classes discuss topics explain new

    ideas to other

    people

    use a taperecorder

    eave spaces inyour notes for

    later recall and

    'filling'

    Put yoursummarized

    notes.

    Put yoursummarized

    notes onto tapes

    and listen to

    them.

    Read yoursummarized

    notes aloud.

    Imagine talkingwith the

    examiner.

    Practice writinganswers to old

    exam questions.

    REAR / WRITE=7 glossaries handouts textbooks readings -

    library

    notes (oftenverbatim)

    essays manuals

    (computing and

    laboratory)

    Write out thewords again and

    again.

    Read your notes(silently) again

    and again.

    Rewrite theideas and

    principles into

    other words.

    Write examanswers.

    Practice withmultiple choice

    questions.

    Write your lists(a,b,c,d,1,2,3,4). Write paragraphs,

    KINESTHETIC=6 all your senses -sight, touch,

    taste, smell,

    hearing ...

    laboratories field trips examples of

    principles

    lecturers who

    Put plenty ofexamples into

    your summary.

    Use case studies

    and applications

    to help with

    principles and

    abstract

    concepts.

    Write practiceanswers,

    paragraphs...

    Role plays theexam situation in

    your own room

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    give real-life

    examples

    and photographs

    that illustrate

    an idea.

    laboratory or

    your lab manual.

    Conclusion:

    I consider this test very interesting because it measures four perceptualpreferences: visual (V), aural (A), read/write (R), and kinesthetic (K) in which it is useful in

    defining the style of learning. Most students represent the general level of intellectual

    functioning as lower than, average, in some cases even bordering mental disability.

    According to my results I agree with it, in the visual category it was 10 this means

    that I am potentially good in that area as a learning style. In kinesthetic my score was 6

    which means that I am lacking potential in that area as a learning style and I need to

    improve more my senses end combine the other learning styles.

    I consider that these learning styles are important and can used by the teacher in a

    classroom, to measure the intellectual level on students and to know the mental abilities or

    disabilities.