That's not really what learning styles were supposed to be. Commonly, with learning styles a student was considered an auditory, visual, or kinesthetic learner.
Timmy is an auditory leaner? He should learn to calculate voltage through lectures and song.
Timmy is a visual learner? He should learn to calculate voltage through pictures and diagrams.
Timmy is a kinesthetic learner? He should learn to calculate voltage through dance.
It's a shallow understanding of how learning really happens. No one learned how to throw a football by singing about it and no one has a strong understanding of circuits and how to design them just by listening to lectures.
Timmy is an auditory leaner? He should learn to calculate voltage through lectures and song.
Timmy is a visual learner? He should learn to calculate voltage through pictures and diagrams.
Timmy is a kinesthetic learner? He should learn to calculate voltage through dance.
It's a shallow understanding of how learning really happens. No one learned how to throw a football by singing about it and no one has a strong understanding of circuits and how to design them just by listening to lectures.