LEARNING STYLES AND STUDYING TIPS
Tips for Auditory Learners
Review vocab words by reading their definitions aloud
Verbalize material 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 memorize details by substituting 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 notes
Preview a chapter before reading 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 classroom 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 see facts and their order
Tips for Tactile Learners
Write vocabulary words on an index card and walk around 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 notes
Change sitting 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