Kinesthetic/Tactile Learners — Whole Body Learning

February 3, 2016

How to Teach Kinesthetic Children to Read Successfully

The brain learns best from sensory input, meaning body movement, visuals, touch, and concrete objects (instead of photos of them). Given the fact that whole body/brain learning is more effective, here are some tips for teaching your kinesthetic learner.

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