What is Kinesthetic Learning?

[Rajiv Kumar]

Can anyone describe what Kinesthetic Learning is about?

 

[henry]

Kinesthetic Learning is a learning style where individuals understand and retain information best through physical activities and movement. It involves hands-on experiences like building, role-playing, or using gestures. This approach supports active engagement, muscle memory, and deeper comprehension, especially for learners who struggle with traditional, lecture-based or visual learning methods.

 

[Atul]

Kinesthetic learning, also known as tactile or hands-on learning, is a learning style where individuals learn best through physical activity and practical experiences. It involves using the body and senses to understand and retain information, rather than relying solely on visual or auditory input.

 

[rathore]

Kinesthetic learning is a type of learning where a person can gain the knowledge most, by physical fitness, activities, motion, and practice. They would like to do things such as building, touching, or role-playing instead of listening or watching. This style is applicable to the learner that learns best when they use their body; hence, good with subjects that need a practical side and practical interaction.

 

[Thornelex]

Kinesthetic learning is a learning style in which people learn best by doing physical activities rather than just listening to a lecture or watching a video. These learners prefer hands-on experiences—like building models, role-playing, using gestures, or moving around—to understand and remember information. It's also known as tactile learning.

For example, a kinesthetic learner might understand a science concept better by doing an experiment rather than reading about it.