H.W.
I do believe this, as I have some very busy kinesthetic learners in my family. My sister does best learning hands-on, and if there's material to be studied, she finds that she absorbs it much better while moving. She says she did all of her college studying on an exercise bike 'so the information would sink in'.
I have a nephew who does well with moving his body, to, while learning. If you make him sit absolutely still, he has a harder time focusing than being allowed to wiggle. My sister homeschools and has modified lessons to use this to an advantage, such as making geography fun by putting maps on all the walls and having her boys 'run' to find the destinations.
I am not an auditory learner at all. Tell me, and I will forget. Let me read it, I'll very likely remember it. And like Lola suggested, noise matters. I can't focus if it's noisy. Way too distracting for me.
My son is in kindergarten and his teacher is just right for him and his needs. He's happy to be a do-er.:)