Language styles.
There are three main language styles that I have recently discovered on my own, and I would like to write about my own language styles form the most relevant to the least important, though I might have all of them.
1. -Kinesthetic. I think I am mostly kinesthetic while learning languages or any other new thing. I need to change my posture a lot. I enjoy touching people, jumping, dancing or doing sport. I think that whenever I move my body I actually learn in a better way. If I cannot move my body I enjoy just the imagination in my mind, something that I can represent just like a story with action. I certainly cannot imagine static things or objects. I enjoy as well receiving imput from different languages and I don´t care too much about mastering any particular language, but if I master one I guess it might be better. I think my mind needs the impact of different things in a day, changing from one perspective to another, from one language to anoter, from one though to another. The bad thing about that is that It could be hard sometimes to concentrate. The good thing is that I develop a very strong imagination where everything is interconnected, and while talking about a particular topic, it comes to my mind other thing which is not related at first, but I happen to find a relation very easily.
2. -Auditory. People tell me that I have a very deep voice, which is good for the art of oratory, and I enjoy listening to any speaker and I tend to focus on the changes in intonation, the emotion, the non verbal aspects of any speech. That´s why the auditory language learning style is my second one.
3. - Visual. I guess that I am can be very visual if the image has movement.
And you, what´s your learning style?
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Language styles.
There are three main language styles that I have recently discovered on my own, and I would like to write about my own language styles form the most relevant to the least important, though I might have all of them.
1. -Kinesthetic. I think I am mostly kinesthetic while learning languages or any other new thing. I need to change my posture a lot. I enjoy touching people, jumping, dancing or doing sports. I think that whenever I move my body I actually learn in a better way. If I cannot move my body I enjoy just the imagination in my mind, something that I can represent just like a story with action (maybe "I enjoy just imagining something that can represent _____, such as a story with action."). I certainly cannot imagine static things or objects. I also enjoy as well receiving input from different languages and I don´t care too much about mastering any particular language, but if I master one I guess it might be better. I think my mind needs the impact (or "stimulation" ?) of different things in a day, changing from one perspective to another, from one language to another, from one though (thought?) to another. The bad thing about that is that It could (can) be hard sometimes to concentrate. The good thing is that I develop a very strong imagination where everything is interconnected, and while talking about a particular topic, it comes to my mind (or "brings to mind") another thing which is not related at first, but I happen to find a relation very easily.
2. -Auditory. People tell me that I have a very deep voice, which is good for the art of oratory, and I enjoy listening to any speaker and I tend to focus on the changes in intonation, the emotion, the nonverbal aspects of any speech. That´s why the auditory language learning style is my second one.
3. - Visual. I guess that I am can be very visual if the image has movement.
And you, what´s your learning style?
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