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You notice that your kid is more focused when he/she…
Examining pictures
Listening to me when I'm reading
Making something with his/her hands
Trying to understand how something works
Suppose you try to explain to the kid how to solve a mathematical problem. The safe choice is…
To explain all rules and laws
To tell how to reach the solution
To write a detailed solution
To give him/her the opportunity to solve the problem on his/her own
How do you usually solve problems with the kid?
We try to take the mind off things with physical activity
We always tell straight about unpleasant moments
I try to involve the kid's imagination, discussing the problems
I speak to him/her like an adult. I explain all the consequences, etc.
If you ask the kid to remember the phone number, what will she/he do?
Write it down
Repeat the number once again aloud
Dial the number on his/her own
There are no problems with numbers, he/she'll remember it right away
How does your kid usually behave when communicating?
Speaks a lot, describes everything in detail
He/she has dramatic gestures
He/she actively uses mimics
He/she listens attentively, trying to understand the meaning
What does your kid like to do to have a rest in the evening?
Watches TV
Listens to the music
Works out
Reads a lot
When you are discussing a movie you watched together, what does your child recall?
Characters' interesting phrases, music
CGI, decorations, beautiful constumes
A plotline
His/her feelings and emotions
When the load is too intense, how to help your kid?
To let her/him get a load off her/his mind
Let him/her listen to his/her favorite music loudly
Let him/her watch TV
To create silence to make him/her think everything over
When your kid chooses something in the store, what does he/she pay attention to first?
Price
Beautiful package
He/she always grabs everything, touches
He/she will pay attention to a product if someone recommended it
When you ask the kid to recall something, he/she usually…
starts remembering aloud
involves his/her imagination
remembers his/her emotions and personal attitude
meticulously reproduces everything
A visual kid
The representatives of this group perceive information given in the form of pictures, charts or diagrams. They need to see to understand. Recalling something, your kid paints pictures in the head, he/she has a lot of notepads, post-it notes and sheets where some important nuances are put down, besides, not randomly but in a clear and systematized way. Structuring and proper execution of information is the shot of visual learners. By the way, they're incredible aesthets. That's why it's necessary to choose schools with good multimedia facilities and a great number of hand-outs for such children. Tell your friends about this quiz. Everyone should know about child learning styles!
An auditory kid
In your case, information is perceived aurally, it's necessary to say it. Your kid learns better, if she/he reads aloud and the words "to yourself" look like a sentence for him/her. These kids have a thing for audio textbooks since it's much easier to process the total array of information. Various songs with easy words, audio records and lectures are a great way to learn the material. Tell your friends about this quiz. Everyone should know about child learning styles!
A kinesthetic kid
To understand the meaning of a question, your kid needs to touch, get his/her hands to the thing. No matter how long the teacher describes, for example, an apple, shows pictures, everything is in vain. And if the kid gets a hold of the apple, all the pieces fall into place in his/her memory and further recognition of the object and its characteristics will be faultless. Experienced teachers always try to provide a tactile contact with such students (to stroke his/her head, etc., as praise). Tell your friends about this quiz. Everyone should know about child learning styles!
A digital kid
These are logicians who integrate the signs of all the previous groups and they perceive the world by the principle yes/no, black/white. It's better to explain even humanities to these kids by the means of numbers, signs, cause-and-effect relations. Until the kid goes into the question, no pictures or explanations could help him/her. Tell your friends about this quiz. Everyone should know about child learning styles!
