Students do not all engage with information in the same way. Some enjoy reading and visual materials, while others prefer hands-on activities or spoken explanations. The auditory learning style describes a preference for learning through listening, speaking and verbal interaction. An auditory learner may find it easier to understand new concepts by hearing them explained, discussing them with others, or repeating information aloud. However, learning preferences should not be treated as fixed...

Summary VAKS learning styles describe four common learning preferences: Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic and Social. These preferences can help parents better understand how their child engages with learning. A learning style should not be used as a fixed label or a limit on your child’s potential. Most children learn best through a mix of visual, auditory, kinesthetic and social methods. At Lead Learning Club, we use learning preferences as clues to personalize support, build confidence and...

On Sunday, April 10th, ADE - Académie de l'enfance and Centre d'apprentissage - LEAD - Learning Centre celebrated Autism Awareness &...