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A kinetic learner is someone <u>who learns best through executing physical activities, such as mimicking someone’s movements</u>. Someone who prefers to create procedures, budgets, agendas, or itineraries might be someone who is a <em>visual learner</em>. A visual learner is someone who learns faster when they use graphs, charts, and other visual cues. Both kinetic and visual are a part of group of learning styles known as VARK (visual, auditory, reading/writing, kinesthetic).
