Creating a Learning Culture in Your Business
Why you need a learning culture in your workplace, and how to create one with VARK: the focus is on continuous learning and valuing individuals’ unique contributions. Read on! →
Author Archives: Carol Cadigan
Training with VARK®:
A Strong Foundation For Ongoing Learning And Development
VARK helps you understand how your team learns so that you can create meaningful, engaging training – a strong foundation for ongoing learning and development. Read on! →
Building Strong Customer Connections with VARK®
Use VARK in client communication and marketing strategies to engage effectively with your audience, ultimately improving your outreach and customer connections. Read on! →
An Onboarding Breakthrough:
VARK® Brings A New Perspective
In this personal story, Carol moves beyond assumptions about new employees based on her own VARK preferences, to appreciating different preferences in her onboarding practices. Read on! →
What does Multimodal mean?
Find out what being multimodal means, how multimodal learners use their preferred modalities, and the benefits of multimodal learning. Read on! →
I’m a Multimodal Learner. Now What?
Find out what your VARK preference is, what it means, and learn how to apply your multimodal preference in learning situations. Read on! →
Multimodal Strategies for Education
The Multimodal Strategies for Education table suggests some strategies you could select from each of your preferred modalities, when you are attending classes, taking notes, summarizing your notes, preparing for exams, and doing presentations. Read on! →
Multimodal Strategies in the Arts
Find out how to use Multimodal strategies in the Arts to enhance the overall learning experience and give you a more comprehensive understanding of artistic concepts. Read on! →
Multimodal Strategies in Sport
As an athlete with a multimodal preference, Kinesthetic strategies are probably going to be important for you, but you should incorporate strategies from your other preferred modalities too, particularly when learning challenging skills. Read on! →
