Kinesthetic learners absorb information best through touch, movement and motion.
Kinesthetic learners process information and solve problems most efficiently when they turn learning into a hands on activity.
If you can, choose projects that let you use your hands. If you are studying the solar system, for instance, build a model of it.
Get the most out of reading.
When you read, follow along with your fingers or a bookmark to boost comprehension. Use bright colors to underline, circle, and highlight concepts.
Put things in your words.
Rewrite relevant facts or key concepts in your own words. Act out a passage from a book you are assigned or put on a skit to demonstrate what you are studying.
To focus better and avoid boredom, study for a short time (no longer than thirty minutes), and then take a physical activity break.
Look for exhibits or programs that relate to topics you are learning about in class. For instance, if you are studying ancient Egypt, go to a museum that has ancient Egyptian artifacts