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This is Build For Tomorrow, a podcast about the smartest solutions to our most misunderstood

problems.

I'm Jason Pfeiffer, and in each episode, I take something that seems concerning or confusing today

and figure out where it came from, what important things we're missing, and how we can create

more opportunity tomorrow.

What style of learner are you? Chances are you actually have an answer to that question,

and that's because when you were in school, you were likely introduced to the concept of learning

styles. It's been around for decades, and it basically says every individual person is a specific kind of learning styles. It's been around for decades, and it basically says every individual person

is a specific kind of learner. One of the most popular models for this is called the VARC model,

which you probably are familiar with, even if you don't know the name VARC. It says that everyone

is one of four kinds of learners. They are either a visual learner, an oral learner,

a reading, writing learner, or a kinesthetic learner, which is to say that you either learn best

by seeing something, by hearing something, by reading and writing something, or by doing a

physical activity. And I bet that as I say these words, you are thinking to yourself which

style of learner you are. And I bet it feels true to you. I bet you have a lifetime of experience

to back that up and you rely on this insight today whenever you want to absorb new information.

I do it too. I know exactly what style of learner I am. Now, try to learn this.

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