Perception And Kinesthetics

When I took the learning preference quiz I had the highest score in tactile or kinesthetic learning. I had a 14 in tactile learning and 13 in both visual and auditory learning. I was not surprised by the top result from the quiz. I learn best hands on and prefer not to just read information. I was sort of surprised when it had visual and auditory tied for second. I would much rather listen to something being read rather than read it. I am dyslexic and when I must read information alone, I have a hard time comprehending. I think overall, because the quiz said I had a kinesthetic learning preference, that it was accurate. When listening to a lecture or reading information I often take notes to remember. I do not look back at the notes often,

I am a great learner as a student, I love to sometimes see if I can be moving around to learn better. I'm a kinesthetic learner and I love to move I'm a left side brain person I love to be careful and pay attention I'm deadline driven I always pay attention to all The details.Just to have a great grade with my teachers I love to make sure that I'm getting notes down. So I can study I love to have a great teacher that knows how to make a school. I'm red ,because I’m super aggressive. I do well in aggressive areas and, I Need to be paying attention ,because I need to be highly aggressive . the best that I can have great grades and succeed in the next grade, because I want to succeed in the world. To go into college, I Want go to C.U where

Once a visual learner sees and understands what is being expected of them to understand, they sometimes will have to write or draw it. If they are writing or taking

Consciousness a term explained as being aware of all surroundings, emerging from the functions of the brain. When a person gets used to something they may be able to think of other things at the same time, until a change happens, then they regain their consciousness to what they were doing. This essay is to further explore the target which is the slides from lecture 17 consciousness using the slides Meanings and automatization by using examples from the book “ The Robots Rebellion” by Keith E. Stanovich, which is the base to further explain and expand on these points.

Sound waves: Changes in pressure caused by molecules of air or fluid colliding and moving apart again.

You might think twice before sending a tennis coach to baseball’s spring training season; although there would be overlap in general kinesthetic and sports psychology knowledge, the nuances of the two sports are very different and require disparate sets of coaching skills. Just as a baseball team needs a coach who understands baseball, gifted students need guidance from well-trained, challenging teachers who understand their educational needs. Teacher training requirements for working with gifted students are determined at the state and local levels. Although gifted and talented students are in every school and classroom, few districts require that all classroom teachers receive training to address the educational needs of advanced learners.

The last group is kinesthetic communicators who learn through experiencing and through touch. Their interest is in how a message FEELS. They memorize by doing or by walking through something. They will often talk more slowly and softly. Often it will take a kinesthetic communicator more words to articulate what they are trying to say. When talking, their eyes may look down, and they’d like to touch others, or stand closer or huddle in groups. Their arms tend to wrap around their body. Kinesthetic communicators are people who find it hard to sit still. They love to experiment, to be challenged, to get their hands dirty. They are often high energy folks who have engaged in sport, or those chirpy people who are surrounded by others. Since they’re emotional and caring, it’s hard for them to say “no” when asked to

The author uses imagery to stress the importance of never giving up and keep going. The Arthur use tactile when he says “Sickening thud.” this use of imagery proves how hard he hits the ground Johnson could have chosen to let this defeat him however doesn't he is strong willed. The audience could see his body flying towards and hitting ground this imagery proves how he doesn't want to” waste his time and practice.”again the author uses tactile imagery he also adds in a little auditory by saying “Rhythmic beating.” This use of these images verifies how his heart was beating fast because he was pushing himself to be victorious the audience can hear and see his heart beating and also here the rhythm of his heart. Johnson knew he could do it his

The novel, A Mango Shaped Space, tells the story of a 13 year old girl named Mia Winchell with a disorder called synesthesia. Synesthesia is a disorder where sounds and words materialize as stunning colors. Mia is ridiculed for her condition at school, which has been undiagnosed for years. She starts failing in her math course because the condition causes patients to struggle with solving math problems. Mia finally tells her parents after years of hiding her condition.

Through my readings of chapter three and four, I realized how important the mind and body has on one another. Without the mind and body being as one, the body isn’t alive as it would be with both. Kinesthetic Empathy is the ability of one person to understand another. When I first read that definition, it was hard for me to put it together and understand it, but after having the discussion in class on Thursday, I fully understand how important it is sometimes to watch and observe someone’s movement to figure one out. Dance Movement Therapy allows people to show emotions and to share different experiences with each through therapeutic exercises. Observing my brother over the past years, I have found he shows no emotion of how he feels on a daily

How many of us know what synesthesia is? What do we eat it with? How is it used or what is it used with. Well let me just tell you that synesthesia is a condition in which people have difficulty distinguishing between various sensory inputs.

Reality isn’t real; imagine a world in which two or more of your senses were combined into one sense and perceived by you as one sense. You can start to see the world as a synesthete; their reality is completely different from most. Synesthesia is a perceptual bonus or condition, not a disease for those who experience it; I believe the condition should be more widely explained and understood by the general populous and resources made available to the people to see if they are Synesthetes. This can be done by examining how synesthesia works, the abilities of mirror neurons, what and how synesthetes feel, what qualifies a person to be synesthetic, and my personal experiences with synesthesia. If the general population understands how