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Sensory Learning Styles to Accelerate Your Learningby Raymond Gerson Send Feedback to Raymond Gerson learning stylesMore Details about learning styles here.
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Feature Articles: Many people learn fast by incorporating all three. However, it is important to have a preferred and dominant style of learning. If you are strong in one style of learning you can use it to excel and compensate for any styles of learning that are less developed. The following are helpful for the three different types of learners: Visual Incorporate the use of images, photos, colors, maps, charts, and graphs.Use DVD's, radios, and films. Create mind maps and time line charts as study aids.Highlight, circle and underline the text and your notes. Read the text before lectures.Create your own symbols and drawings to illustrate key points. Create flashcards to learn terms and definitions.Ask professors to use more visuals for presentations. Auditory Read the text out loud. Tape lectures and listen to audios. Participate in study groups to reinforce lessons. Sit where you can hear the lecture well. Avoid studying with disturbing noises in background. Talk problems through. Teach yourself lessons in your own words out loud. Kinesthetic Read the text and your notes while walking around. Study in short intervals followed by brief exercise breaks. Take courses with labs and field trips. Study with others. Get your hands on what you are learning. Participate in role playing exercises. Use flash cards while moving about. Use a computer to rewrite your notes. Read and highlight to create movement and hands on activity. Copyright 2007. Raymond Gerson
Raymond Gerson has over 40 years experience teaching career and self-development. He teaches college success strategy courses and is the author of five books, including Create the Life You Want. For more information go to http://www.raymondgerson.com.
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