For which type of learners is role play particularly effective?

Role play is particularly effective for bodily/kinesthetic learners because this learning style emphasizes physical engagement and movement. Bodily/kinesthetic learners thrive in environments where they can actively participate in the learning process through hands-on experiences and simulations.

In a role play scenario, these learners can embody characters, practice new skills, and actively engage in the learning material, which helps them to better retain information and develop practical skills. This method allows them to learn through doing, which aligns perfectly with their strengths in physical interaction and movement.

While other types of learners may benefit from role play in different ways, bodily/kinesthetic learners specifically connect with the physical and experiential nature of this method, making it particularly impactful for them.