VARK
In 1992,
Neil Fleming and Colleen Mills
introduced the taxonomy
for learning styles.
Can you guess what the four letters stand for?
O.Knill, 8/25/2021
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VARK
In 1992,
Neil Fleming and Colleen Mills
introduced the taxonomy
for learning styles.
Can you guess what the four letters stand for?
O.Knill, 8/25/
SHARK
Maybe we can rephrase the original
as
See or Hear And Read or Knock
Visual, Aural, Read and Kinesthetic
(With this slide we have satisfied both Visual and Aural learning styles. An ear centric
person associates now SHARK with VARK and can remember the acronym.)
This is good news for teachers as they
do not have to worry about adapting
to each student. What turned out
much more important is
MM
Do you know what this stands for?
No, it is not M&M.
It stands for Multi Medial approach. The best learning success is achieved if all elements and senses are used and the eyes, the ears, the lips and the hands are involved.