Hands-on learners that learn by doing.

• A. Visual Learners
• B. Kinesthetic Learners
• C. Auditory Learners
• D. Reading/Writing Learners

Answer: (B)

This item focuses on identifying the learning style that fits people who learn best through activity and hands-on experience. Hands-on learners that learn by doing are kinesthetic learners. Kinesthetic learners grasp and remember information by engaging their bodies—through experiments, building, moving, and manipulating objects. They often benefit from doing tasks themselves rather than just watching or listening.

To contrast, visual learners rely on seeing—charts, diagrams, and pictures; auditory learners absorb information through listening and spoken explanations; and Reading/Writing learners prefer working with text, notes, and written materials. So the description of someone who learns by doing points to kinesthetic learners.