Try drawing pictures that help correlate information you read or hear during lectures and discussions. When studying you’ll want to create flash cards of charts or graphs. If you find yourself flipping through textbooks or looking for diagrams or charts that summarize the text, you are a visual learner. Visual learners are those who create graphs and charts with their notes and love to use PowerPoint during presentations. These learners retain information by seeing it. Visual LearningĪnother major learning style is visual learning. There are many video podcasts available on a wide range of topics that can assist you as you study for upcoming exams. To ensure that you retain information, you will want to verbally explain a concept to yourself or someone else so that you can hear the information out loud. When studying for exams and quizzes it’s best for you to use sources like YouTube and Podcasts or recording lectures for playback later. If you find yourself stuck on what to do and subconsciously reading aloud to better understand directions, you are an auditory learner. Auditory learners gravitate toward group discussions and tend to have a preference for verbal instructions. These students find that they do best with remembering and understanding information when it’s being read aloud to them.
We'll begin with auditory learning this is for students who retain information by hearing it. What are the Learning Styles? 1.Auditory Learning Keep an open mind with all styles of learning.
It is important to keep in mind that any student can be a mixture of any of the learning styles or just learn best with a single method. Here we will start by helping you find your learning style, and in part two of this series, we will learn techniques and tips that each learner can utilize. If you’re ready to learn how to maximize your study time, we recommend starting by learning the best way for you to take in and retain information.
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