I've been a kinesthetic learner my entire life ,but I only found out today that I was one. All my life I thought that I was a verbal learner ,but after watching you video's , this one in particular opened my eyes .Thank you so much !
Wow! I really like this style of learning. This would have definitely been ideal for when I was in school. I think I’ll try and get some groups going in the future - finished school but I am still a student ✨
Sweet! I have a video coming out next week on my best studying advice for kinesthetic learners, which I think will be perfect for you 😉 One of the tips is definitely to form groups! It's all about how to retain more information.
They're usually the people that have no problem fixing your laptop or car or sink. It's like they tinker around, and it's fixed. They also can be very crafty, always making things. And some are natural athletes. The ones that can play 3 different sports really well.
Thank you for this information. My Grandson is a Kinesthetic learner. I am interested in learning how to help him in school. Public schools won't allow him to have anything in the classroom to help him get rid of excess energy and he was always getting in trouble because he couldn't stay still. As he has gotten older, he is now 9, he has gotten more control over himself but has to repeat the 3rd grade this year. It's so frustrating for him and for my son, his dad and we are desperate to help him, so he doesn't give up on learning or himself. I'm watching your videos but I'm a bit alone here so would appreciate further help and suggestions. Thank you
I didn't know about kinesthetic learners. I feel like I am one because I learn a lot better when I perform an action rather than seeing it. Thanks for sharing😊
You're welcome! Thanks for watching. I'm coming out with a new video soon on study tips for kinesthetic learners. What is your career path? Usually kinesthetic learners are drawn to hands-on type careers where they're building or designing or fixing or creating.
Very informative video. I post finance videos on my channel and it linked me to your channel! I’m glad it did. I am definitely subscribing! Really enjoyed this one! I look forward to staying connected and seeing more of your content! Subscribed!
Do you know any kinesthetic learners?? For more tips, please be sure to sign up for my newsletter! bit.ly/sharpcookienewsletter My favorite products for kinesthetic learners: Balance Board - amzn.to/2PtEFm4 Push Pop Bubble - amzn.to/3sGfA5E Squishy Beaded Stress Ball - amzn.to/3uL66YB Fidget Spinner - amzn.to/3e1RxtL Favorite books on learning style: How We Learn amzn.to/383UqXe Discover Your Child’s Learning Style amzn.to/3e65QOb Ways of Learning amzn.to/30j4erX ** Please note these are all affiliate links. This is a great way to show support for my channel and content at no extra cost to you. Thank you so much! 😊🙏
@@LaurenHebert8 Wow! Thanks so much for sharing! Yes it can be a total game changer when you understand how to become better at learning new things ;) I'm more of a visual learner, but we are all a mix of different styles.
I have adhd and found out that Im a kenesthetic/ visual learner. After 14 yrs of off and on college I finally got my BS. I still need to take 2 medical classes to apply for the medical field for my masters in Occupational therapy. I diffenitly like coloring things when doing anatomy and working with other studying. Writing on the dry eraser board helpes me move. I have a sit to stand desk but when my adhd kicks in with hyper focus, I tend to study for hrs at a time and feel like I didn't learn anything. I have an alarm but some times want to "finish" something or keep studying because I dont have much time to study. I take care of my 3 yr old daughter thriughout the day so I study at night...anywho. i need to really oull away to take an active break or burn out.
Awesome! So glad it helped! I don't have one in my immediate family, but I've definitely had students that were kinesthetic learners. I've already filmed a video on study tips for kinesthetic learners, so that'll be up soon as well! ;)
Good question! I'm going to come out with videos on the other types, but usually you can tell what you are by listening to the description and deciding that it sounds like you. Kinesthetic learners need to be "doing" in order to learn, and they have the hardest time in traditional classrooms where there's a lot of sitting and listening.
=== 7 Tips=== (Remember to watch the video and like just to show support.) 1) Walk Around Quiz 1:42 2) Agree or Disagree 2:10 3) Small Group Questions 3:03 4) Creating an interactive model 3:48 5) Learning Stations 5:00 6) Gallery 5:36 7) Acting or Simulation 6:03
Thanks God! I found your video. I have 7 yo daughter. She is kinesthetic visual learner and suffering to read textbook. In my country, 7 yo should’ve reading 😢 her memory skills are very good, but she is not interested with reading a long text and mathematic. She likes drawing so much. How can I teach the kinesthetic learner for reading? I would be gratefull if you reply my comment or maybe I can contact you in personal (by email). Many thanks! Greetings from Indonesia!
She should definitely be reading by 7yr old. Talk to her teacher about this as soon as possible. Also, you should get your daughter tested for possible learning disabilities, so if she needs extra resources at school she can get it. There might also be a physical issue with her vision or hearing---get her testing for this as well. The sooner you figure out why she is delayed, the better! Then you can find her the proper tools and resources.
That's a great question! I would incorporate a lot of play acting. So I would create pretend scenarios like going to the grocery store or ordering at a restaurant or meeting someone new at a party, and I would converse and play act with the student. Depending on the age of the student, they might also find it fun to dress up and use props. The other thing I would do if you want to practice vocabulary or conjugating verbs is toss or kick something back and forth like a ball or bean bag. You would say the word in English while throwing the ball, then the student would catch the ball and say it in the foreign language as they toss or kick it back. You can easily make more rules to this like every time they mess up the word, they have to take a step back from you. If you give me the age of the student, I can probably give you a few more ideas, hope that helps!
Verbal learners and auditory learners tend to have an easier time learning languages. Check out my verbal learning video. In a few days I'll be posting the auditory learner video, and I think that will have some helpful tips that you can apply to learning languages. I'll put it on my list to do a specific video just for study tips related to languages. And good for you for studying Chinese! I hear that's one of the most difficult languages to learn.
How can I teach to my students passive voice! They are kinesthetic. I have to teach products! For example the rice is produced in china. Rice will be the products in this case. But if you can help me I will be really grateful!
I've been a kinesthetic learner my entire life. Never knew how to maximize my learning retention until now. Thank you so much!
You're welcome! Thanks so much for watching!
I've been a kinesthetic learner my entire life ,but I only found out today that I was one. All my life I thought that I was a verbal learner ,but after watching you video's , this one in particular opened my eyes .Thank you so much !
So cool!! You're welcome! 😉
Love this advice - going to use these tips with my nephews. Thanks for sharing
Glad you can use it with your nephews! What traits did you recognize in them?
I’m not kinetic, but three of my kids are. Great reminders to act things out, practice them. I’m looking forward to checking out more on your channel.
Wow, 3 kinesthetic kids! You must have an active household, haha! How old are they?
I really think I’m a kinesthetic learner. I’m glad I have a word for it now. Thank you.
Awesome! 😁😁 💪
Wow! I really like this style of learning. This would have definitely been ideal for when I was in school. I think I’ll try and get some groups going in the future - finished school but I am still a student ✨
Sweet! I have a video coming out next week on my best studying advice for kinesthetic learners, which I think will be perfect for you 😉 One of the tips is definitely to form groups! It's all about how to retain more information.
This was great! I don't know anyone that is a Kinesthetic learner but now I know how to help them learn..
They're usually the people that have no problem fixing your laptop or car or sink. It's like they tinker around, and it's fixed. They also can be very crafty, always making things. And some are natural athletes. The ones that can play 3 different sports really well.
Such an important, interactive way of learning!
Agreed!! ;)
Thank you for this information. My Grandson is a Kinesthetic learner. I am interested in learning how to help him in school. Public schools won't allow him to have anything in the classroom to help him get rid of excess energy and he was always getting in trouble because he couldn't stay still. As he has gotten older, he is now 9, he has gotten more control over himself but has to repeat the 3rd grade this year. It's so frustrating for him and for my son, his dad and we are desperate to help him, so he doesn't give up on learning or himself. I'm watching your videos but I'm a bit alone here so would appreciate further help and
suggestions. Thank you
This is so interesting. Great to know your learning style as this makes life so much simpler. Thanks for sharing
Yes totally! Thanks for watching 🍪
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Hi! :)
I didn't know about kinesthetic learners. I feel like I am one because I learn a lot better when I perform an action rather than seeing it. Thanks for sharing😊
You're welcome! Thanks for watching. I'm coming out with a new video soon on study tips for kinesthetic learners. What is your career path? Usually kinesthetic learners are drawn to hands-on type careers where they're building or designing or fixing or creating.
Thanks again, Teach 💗💗💗
You are so welcome!
I am a kinesthetic learner, and i have no idea how to study thank you so much for the tips!
You are so welcome!
Very informative video. I post finance videos on my channel and it linked me to your channel! I’m glad it did. I am definitely subscribing! Really enjoyed this one! I look forward to staying connected and seeing more of your content! Subscribed!
I'm glad it connected us! Watched your video on income inflation, really good stuff, and I like watching personal finance! Subscribed ;)
Thank you for your advise!!! Wonderful ideas that I will share. Have a great day!
Awesome! Yes, please share with others!
Do you know any kinesthetic learners??
For more tips, please be sure to sign up for my newsletter! bit.ly/sharpcookienewsletter
My favorite products for kinesthetic learners:
Balance Board - amzn.to/2PtEFm4
Push Pop Bubble - amzn.to/3sGfA5E
Squishy Beaded Stress Ball - amzn.to/3uL66YB
Fidget Spinner - amzn.to/3e1RxtL
Favorite books on learning style:
How We Learn amzn.to/383UqXe
Discover Your Child’s Learning Style amzn.to/3e65QOb
Ways of Learning amzn.to/30j4erX
** Please note these are all affiliate links. This is a great way to show support for my channel and content at no extra cost to you. Thank you so much! 😊🙏
I feel like I know so many people I can share this video with!! I found this topic so interesting!
@@HeatherHutmacher-oy4hu Yes totally agree, movement and taking breaks is great for everyone! What do you teach?
@@LaurenHebert8 Wow! Thanks so much for sharing! Yes it can be a total game changer when you understand how to become better at learning new things ;) I'm more of a visual learner, but we are all a mix of different styles.
@@Billwilderment This is so great to hear! It really helps when we understand ourselves better and how we learn new information!
I have adhd and found out that Im a kenesthetic/ visual learner. After 14 yrs of off and on college I finally got my BS. I still need to take 2 medical classes to apply for the medical field for my masters in Occupational therapy.
I diffenitly like coloring things when doing anatomy and working with other studying. Writing on the dry eraser board helpes me move. I have a sit to stand desk but when my adhd kicks in with hyper focus, I tend to study for hrs at a time and feel like I didn't learn anything. I have an alarm but some times want to "finish" something or keep studying because I dont have much time to study. I take care of my 3 yr old daughter thriughout the day so I study at night...anywho. i need to really oull away to take an active break or burn out.
YES!! Several of my kiddos learn best this way. Great video =)
Awesome! Have a video on study tips for kinesthetic learners coming out next week ;)
Great insights. It helped me to identify my learning style!
Perfect! 😁💪
Yes
My graduate Cognitive Learning course sent me here! Thank you.
Awesome!
Really interesting! I have a kinesthetic learner in my family this is really helpful.
Awesome! So glad it helped! I don't have one in my immediate family, but I've definitely had students that were kinesthetic learners. I've already filmed a video on study tips for kinesthetic learners, so that'll be up soon as well! ;)
Wow this is great! Thank you
You're so welcome!! Thank you for your kind words. Please share it with anyone who might find it helpful!
What is strategie learning new grammer and improving prounciation.
Enjoyed, liked, subscribed!
Sweet! Welcome! 🍪
How do we know what our learning style is?
Good question! I'm going to come out with videos on the other types, but usually you can tell what you are by listening to the description and deciding that it sounds like you. Kinesthetic learners need to be "doing" in order to learn, and they have the hardest time in traditional classrooms where there's a lot of sitting and listening.
I am a kinesthetic learner. I am 70% kinesthetic and 30% visual.
Cool! 😀👍
Wow, that was really interesting! Thank you for this.
Thanks Amanda! 🍪
=== 7 Tips===
(Remember to watch the video and like just to show support.)
1) Walk Around Quiz 1:42
2) Agree or Disagree 2:10
3) Small Group Questions 3:03
4) Creating an interactive model 3:48
5) Learning Stations 5:00
6) Gallery 5:36
7) Acting or Simulation 6:03
Thank you again for time stamping! This is perfect!
Super cool ideas in this video
Thanks Josh! 😀
So helpful thanks so much
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Ive been a kinesthetic learner my entire life😊 3:33
Yes I am ❤️
I got benefit ❤❤❤
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Kinesthetic learner 💪
Thanks God! I found your video. I have 7 yo daughter. She is kinesthetic visual learner and suffering to read textbook. In my country, 7 yo should’ve reading 😢 her memory skills are very good, but she is not interested with reading a long text and mathematic. She likes drawing so much. How can I teach the kinesthetic learner for reading? I would be gratefull if you reply my comment or maybe I can contact you in personal (by email). Many thanks! Greetings from Indonesia!
She should definitely be reading by 7yr old. Talk to her teacher about this as soon as possible. Also, you should get your daughter tested for possible learning disabilities, so if she needs extra resources at school she can get it. There might also be a physical issue with her vision or hearing---get her testing for this as well. The sooner you figure out why she is delayed, the better! Then you can find her the proper tools and resources.
How does a kinesthetic learner learn a new word, especially in foreign language? Thanks :)
Hello! your video is interesting. I would like to ask you how would you teach languages to a kinesthetic learner at home?
That's a great question! I would incorporate a lot of play acting. So I would create pretend scenarios like going to the grocery store or ordering at a restaurant or meeting someone new at a party, and I would converse and play act with the student. Depending on the age of the student, they might also find it fun to dress up and use props. The other thing I would do if you want to practice vocabulary or conjugating verbs is toss or kick something back and forth like a ball or bean bag. You would say the word in English while throwing the ball, then the student would catch the ball and say it in the foreign language as they toss or kick it back. You can easily make more rules to this like every time they mess up the word, they have to take a step back from you. If you give me the age of the student, I can probably give you a few more ideas, hope that helps!
@@SharpCookie I have a statement to get better at being good at video games like how can I do it as a kinesthetic learner
I am trying to learn Chinese right now, what tips do you have specifically for language learning?
Verbal learners and auditory learners tend to have an easier time learning languages. Check out my verbal learning video. In a few days I'll be posting the auditory learner video, and I think that will have some helpful tips that you can apply to learning languages. I'll put it on my list to do a specific video just for study tips related to languages. And good for you for studying Chinese! I hear that's one of the most difficult languages to learn.
@@SharpCookie Thank you so much! You are so awesome
中文老师是中国人吗，我可以带你学呢
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im a kinesthetic learner
i wish you could come to my school!!
Where do you go to school?
@@SharpCookie chislehurst school for girls in sidcup, london
Awesome! The last time I was in London was about 15yrs ago. Would love to visit again some day 🤗
How can I teach to my students passive voice! They are kinesthetic. I have to teach products! For example the rice is produced in china. Rice will be the products in this case. But if you can help me I will be really grateful!
What age group do you teach?
This is funny. Most people that I know claim to be a visual learner. I don’t know any kinesthetic learner except for myself.
Oh wow, that's interesting! I definitely come across all the types when I'm tutoring and coaching.
Can you update due to COVID and I’m also an introvert
Great suggestion, thank you!
No but my son is
I’m not. But my son is.