Understanding learning styles—how people absorb, process, and retain information—can help business owners manage teams, train workers, make decisions.

Today, 16 questions like this comprise the VARK questionnaire that Fleming developed to determine someone’s “learning style.” VARK, which stands for “visual, aural, read/write, and ...

In 2009, researchers were commissioned to study the learning styles and their impact on learning, but they found that while there has been a lot of literature devoted to the idea of the four VARK ...

Well, in 1987, Neil Fleming, a New Zealand educationist, introduced the VARK model of learning. The acronym VARK stands for the four sensory modalities: visual, aural, read/write and kinaesthetic.

This study evaluated the potential to use Visual, Aural, Read/Write, and Kinesthetic (VARK) learning styles to predict the educational preferences of college students, as self-reported on a survey.

Scores on the VARK suggested that most students used multiple learning styles (e.g., visual + kinesthetic or reading/writing + visual + auditory), but that no particular style (or combination of ...

VARK stands for Visual, Auditory, Reading (which Fleming defines as both reading and writing), and Kinesthetic, meaning tactile or movement-based learning. Today we know the learning styles theory ...