Author Question: A young child with a tactile-kinesthetic strength tends to be good at: a. using his or her hands ... (Read 60 times)

anshika · **on:** Sep 15, 2018

A young child with a tactile-kinesthetic strength tends to be good at:

a. using his or her hands and body to learn. b. learning by listening to others.
c. thinking holistically.
d. discussing what he or she knows.

Question 2

A child with an auditory strength tends to be good at all of the following except:

a. using his or her hands to learn.
b. discussing what he or she knows. c. learning by listening to others.
d. moving sequentially from task to task.