Phrasebook
Learning and styles of learning
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Auditory types
learn best what they hear.
For example, they can remember melodies well.
When studying they read to themselves; they learn vocabulary out loud.
This type often talks to himself.
CDs or lectures on the topic are helpful for him.
The
visual type
learns best what he sees.
For him, it is important to read information.
He takes a lot of notes when studying.
He also likes to learn using pictures, tables and flash cards.
This type reads a lot and dreams often and in color.
They learn best in a nice environment.
The
communicative type
prefers conversations and discussions.
They need interaction, or dialog with others.
They ask a lot of questions in class and learn well in groups.
The
motoric type
learns through movement.
They prefer the method "learning by doing" and want to try everything.
They like to be physically active or chew gum when studying.
They don't like theories, but experiments.
It's important to note that almost everyone is a mix of these types.
So there is no one that represents a single type.
That's why we learn best when we enlist all our sensory organs.
Then our brain is activated in many ways and stores new content well.
Read, discuss and listen to vocabulary! And then do sports afterwards!