It is very hands on, geared toward those kids who have a hard time sitting still. Most young children, by virtue of their development, learn best this way. As they mature, they may or may not develop into auditory or visual learners. Unit studies are a good approach with these learners, as the units usually have lots of activities that go along with what is being taught. I have friends who very successfully have used the Konos program with their kinesthetic kids.
Auditory learners learn best by hearing.
These are the kids who do well with programs where there is a lot of reading out loud, explanation, etc. They will often repeat back what they hear. My own guess would be that they probably talk a lot, too, as talking about what they learn helps them remember it. I have a son who, as a friend points out regularly, could talk the paint off of a wall, and I think that he will, when he matures a bit more, be an auditory learner. Visual learners learn best by seeing.