LearningStyles

=Learning Styles Links= @http://www.learning-styles-online.com/ Visual - Spatial compared to Auditory - Sequential

Here is what you should do to help you in school if you have this learning style.

 * __Visual Learners:__**
 * Use visual materials such as pictures, charts, maps, graphs, etc.
 * Have a clear view of your teacher when he or she is speaking so you can see the body language and facial expressions.
 * Use color to highlight important points in documents.
 * Take notes or ask your teacher to provide handouts.
 * Draw your ideas as a picture or grainstorming bubble before writing them down.
 * Write a story and illustrate it.
 * Use multi-media such as computers, videos, and pictures.
 * Study in a quiet place away from verbal disturbances.
 * Read illustrated books.
 * Visualize information as a picture to aid memorization.
 * __Auditory Learners:__**
 * Participate in class discussions and debates.
 * Make speeches and presentations.
 * Use a tape recorder during lectures in addition to taking notes.
 * Read text out aloud when acceptable.
 * Create musical jingles to aid memorization.
 * Create mnemonics to aid memorization.
 * Discuss your ideas verbally.
 * Dictate to someone while they write down your thoughts.
 * Use verbal analogies and story telling to demonstrate your point.
 * __Tactile, Physical, Kinesthetic Learners:__**
 * Take frequent study breaks.
 * Move around to learn new things. (For example read while on an exercise bike. Mold a piece of clay to learn a new concept.)
 * Work in a standing position.
 * Chew gum while studying.
 * Use bright colors to highlight reading material.
 * Dress up your work space with posters.
 * If it helps, listen to music while you study.
 * Skim through reading material to get a rough idea what it is about before settling down to read it in detail.