General information: Name: Daisy Nohemy Rivera Lovato. Career: Licenciatura en idioma Ingles.

Subject: Management of Technological Resources for the Teaching and Administration of the English Language (Part III)

Tittle: Vark inventory learning style Year: 2014 Introduction The purpose of this report is to display in what way you learn better with several question into a Vark questionnaire. Vark inventory learning style is a questionnaire that provides users with profile of their learning preferences. It also provides how people use information for effective learning, communicate more effectively, and perform well in tests and examinations. The acronym VARK stands for Visual, Aural, Read/write, and Kinesthetic sensory modalities that are used for learning information. There is some overlap between categories. The importance to know your learning style it is important because you can improve your skills learning and increase your knowledge abilities, as well improve as a teacher when refers to teaching strategies or help students in the way to learn better.

The VARK Questionnaire Results Your scores were: Visual: 3 Aural: 12 Read/Write: 6 Kinesthetic: 6 I have an Aural(ARK) learning preference. Aural Study Strategies The Aural style of learning means that I have a heard of the learning styles. The 3 in the visual category means that I am lacking potential in that area as a learning style. But I have an highest aural learning style. One advantage of being aural is that I can learn best from lectures, tutorials, and talking to other students. According to my score, READ/WRITE and KINESTHETIC categories are the same percentage which means that I have good strategies of learning and communicating from those categories; but, I understand that I could use strategies from the other styles too because my lees score was 3 and not less. The VARK Questionnaire Results :Visual: 3; Aural: 12; Read/Write: 6; Kinaesthetic: 6 INTAKE SWOT - Study without OUTPUT tears - Convert your "notes" Aural=12 - attend classes - Imagine talking into a learnable package with the examiner. by reducing them (3:1) - discuss topics and tutorials - explain new ideas to other people and learn with others opinions - use a tape recorder - remember the interesting examples, stories, jokes... - leave spaces in your - Read your summarized notes aloud. - Put your summarized notes onto tapes and listen to them. - Practice writing answers to old exam questions.

notes for later recall and 'filling' Read/ Write=6 * handouts * textbooks * readings - library * notes (often verbatim) * essays * manuals (computing and laboratory) Kinestheti c=6 * Put plenty of examples into your sight, touch, taste, smell, summary. Use case studies and applications hearing ... to help with principles and abstract concepts. * laboratories * Use pictures and photographs that illustrate an idea. * field trips * Go back to the laboratory or your lab * examples of manual. principles * all your senses * lecturers who give real-life examples * applications * Write practice answers, paragraphs... * Role plays the exam situation in your own room. * glossaries * Read your notes (silently) again and again. * Rewrite the ideas and principles into other words. * Organize any diagrams, graphs ... into statements, e.g. "The trend is..." * Write exam answers. * Practice with multiple choice questions. * Write your lists (a,b,c,d,1,2,3,4).

Conclusion Vark it is helpful tool that help teachers and students a it when refers to teach or learn in my case I am agree with the results because as the test show me I like learn in that way I consider that the best way to learn for it is interactive or with tutorials and others that I never seem know I can improve my skills learning in this way.