They are frequently athletic and very competitive. Very little holds their attention. They are the hardest to teach because they don t stay still long enough to learn. They are your cuddlers and lap children. They immediately reach for the toys on a shelf, caressing each one carefully, running their fingers over its contours or stroking the fur on stuffed animals.
Most kinesthetic learners are tactile, too.
These people must depend on other modes of information gathering. Since you can't learn to read by sniffing, however, we will skip this category. Two people must use a curriculum - you and your child. If it doesn t fit one of you, it won t work. You want a curriculum that helps you teach, not a task master.