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Kinesthetic is my learning style, and I do learn best by a hands-on experience. If I 'm not able to have hands on, I will use visual learning, youtube has become my best friend with math. Kinesthetic learners prefer to use models and physical activities (Bethel University, 2013). When I was learning human anatomy, it helped if I had a poster of the human body up, to take the place of a model. This style of learner also likes to build things and put things togeather (Bethel University, 2013). I don 't believe I would learn well by listening to lectures, it is an oral presentation. I may if I was heavily involved in the discussion, but just listening I wouldn 't learn much. Kinesthetic learners use hands-on activities and computer

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