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VAK Checklist

This document contains a checklist to determine a learner's preferred learning style based on the VAK (Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic) model. The checklist contains 32 statements across four categories - Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic-Emotional, and Kinesthetic-Motoric. Learners indicate which statements apply to them, then tally their responses in each category to determine their preference profile. This profile is then visualized using a grid to see which category had the most responses, indicating the learner's strongest learning style. The document notes that the actual numbers are less important than the relative differences between categories in determining a learner's style.

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VAK Checklist

This document contains a checklist to determine a learner's preferred learning style based on the VAK (Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic) model. The checklist contains 32 statements across four categories - Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic-Emotional, and Kinesthetic-Motoric. Learners indicate which statements apply to them, then tally their responses in each category to determine their preference profile. This profile is then visualized using a grid to see which category had the most responses, indicating the learner's strongest learning style. The document notes that the actual numbers are less important than the relative differences between categories in determining a learner's style.

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VAK

Checklist
Tick the statements which are usually true for you. Remember there are no right or wrong answers.
1 I like to hear new material explained.

18 I tend to forget things I havent written down.

2 I learn by making personal connections to the


material.
3 Getting handouts is important for me.

19 My workspace has a comfortable chair and enough


room to move about.
20 I remember best when material has an emotional
connection for me.

4 I like to move around in the classroom.


5 I need to feel comfortable with others in the group.

21 I remember things I have seen.

6 I like using different colours or highlighters.

22 People and situations trigger emotions for me.

7 I need to repeat the material out loud.

23 I rarely take notes during lectures.

8 I need to try things out in order to learn them.


9 I enjoy reading, going to the cinema or watching TV.

24 I often play with small objects, such as keys or


coins, while learning.
25 I can imitate other peoples voices well.

10 I like to have music in the background.

26 I learn best from a teacher or person I like.

11 I like a classroom that feels cosy and friendly.


12 I do a lot of sports.
13 Ideas come to me when I am exercising, walking
or moving about.

27 I like to have active holidays.


28 I need to write words down in order to make sure
they are spelled correctly.
29 Colours are important to me.

14 I enjoy discussions with classmates or colleagues.


15 I like a classroom which is decorated with posters,
pictures and so on.
16 My workspace has photos of family and friends.

30 I enjoy listening to the radio.


31 I dont like to sit for a long period of time without
moving.
32 Having several close friends is very important for me.

17 I learn well through hearing stories.

Key
Circle the numbers you ticked:
Visual
Auditory
3, 6, 9, 15, 18, 21, 28, 29 1, 7, 10, 14, 17, 23, 25, 30

Kinaesthetic emotional
2, 5, 11, 16, 20, 22, 26, 32

Kinaesthetic motoric
4, 8, 12, 13, 19, 24, 27, 31

Your preference profile


Put the number of circles in the boxes:
Visual

Auditory

Kinaesthetic emotional (KE)

Kinaesthetic motoric (KM)

Now fill in this grid demonstrating your preference profile.


Colour in the number of fields the number of sentences you circled above to better visualise your profile.
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Discussion points:
c Did you tick more answers for one type than another, or did
you tick the same number for several types?
c Do you agree with the answers?
c How did you judge yourself before doing this survey? Was it
the same or different?

7
6
5
4
3
2
1
V

30

KE

KM

Points to remember:
The actual number in each of the modalities is not important
it is the relation between the points that indicates learning
style. Therefore, a significantly higher number in one area will
indicate strength in that area, as compared to another area
with a lower number of points.

Spotlight on Learning Styles, Marjorie Rosenberg, Delta Publishing 2013

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