Week XI

 Hello! 


This week we continued learning more about the multiple intelligences and also about some learning styles which were proposed by Neil Fleming and Colleen Mills, to be more specific, I am talking about the VARK, these letters stand for Visual, Auditory, Read & write, and  Kinesthetic. 

After learning a little more about this, we moved on and took a test just to find out what type of learner we are, and I was not amazed of being a Kinesthetic learner according to the test. I am a very energetic person and move around a lot! 




See you next time! Have a good one. 

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