Flemings Vark Model of Learning
Duration: 2 min
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The instructor stands before a presentation slide titled "FLEMING'S VARK MODEL OF LEARNING" which details a questionnaire-based system for identifying a person's sensory modality preference. The slide outlines four distinct learning modes: Visual (V), Aural (A), Read/Write (R), and Kinesthetic (K). The instructor systematically explains each category, referencing both English descriptions and their Hindi translations provided on the right side of the screen. She emphasizes how different students absorb information differently, using specific examples like diagrams for visual learners and hands-on activities for kinesthetic learners.
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0:00 – 2:00 00:00-02:00
The instructor introduces the VARK model, pointing to the introductory text on the screen which states, "The VARK learning style model introduced by Fleming includes a questionnaire that identifies a person's sensory modality preference in learning." She then focuses on the first two categories. She points to "1. Visual learning" and explains that visual learners learn best by seeing, citing examples like "pictures, movies, diagrams, graphs, charts, mind-maps." She gestures towards the Hindi text "चित्र, फ़िल्में, चित्र" (pictures, films, diagrams) corresponding to this section. Next, she moves to "2. Auditory learning," noting that aural learners learn best by hearing information, listing examples such as "music, discussion, lectures." She points to the corresponding Hindi text "संगीत, चर्चा, व्याख्यान" (music, discussion, lecture) to reinforce the concept.
2:00 – 2:09 02:00-02:09
The instructor continues down the list to the remaining two learning styles. She points to "3. Reading and writing," explaining that these learners prefer text in some format, such as "making lists, reading textbooks, taking notes." She highlights the Hindi translation "पढ़ना और लिखना" (reading and writing). Finally, she points to "4. Kinesthetic learning," describing how these learners learn best by touching and doing, mentioning "movement, experiments, hands-on activities." She uses a marker to point at the text "संवेदन, प्रयोग, व्यावहारिक गतिविधियों" (sensation, experiment, practical activities) on the right side of the board, concluding the overview of the four modes.
The lecture provides a clear, structured breakdown of the VARK model, moving sequentially through Visual, Auditory, Read/Write, and Kinesthetic styles. By using both English and Hindi text on the slide, the instructor ensures accessibility and clarity. The progression from visual to kinesthetic covers the full spectrum of sensory preferences, offering a comprehensive framework for understanding individual learning differences.