tips for auditory learners

• record classroom lectures
• review vocab words by reading their definitions aloud
• verbalise things you want to remember
• read aloud whenever possible
• study with a friend so you can discuss and hear the information
• use familiar songs to help you memorise details by substituting the original words
• ask your teacher to repeat something when you don't understand it

tips for visual learners

• use a highlighter for main ideas and important facts in your textbook or notes
• preview a chapter before readint it by looking at the titles, introduction, subtopics, key terms and conclusion/summary
• pay attention to graphs, pictures and charts
• when listening to a lecture, always look at the speaker
• sit close to the front of the classrom with a clear view of the teacher and the board
• use graphic note-taking methods such as mapping, concept trees or time lines
• use flashcards to help you isolate and mentally 'see' facts and their order

tips for tactile learners

• write vocabulary words on an index card and walk around while reciting them
• try to act out words or events with simple gestures that will aid your recall
• use a highlighter for main ideas in your textbook to allow your hand to keep moving
• try studying in different positions, and change positions frequently
• take frequent, short breaks and do something that involves light activity
• try writing key terms with your finger in the air, on a smooth surface or in the carpet
• whenever possible, 'do' your assignments, experiments and projects in an active way

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