Three Types Of Learning
Published on Mar 16, 2016
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The three different types of learning are tactile, auditorial, and visual.
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If you need to be hands-on to understand a topic, you're most likely a tactile learner. If you need to hear instructions, you're most likely an auditorial learner. Finally, if you need to see instructions on paper, you're most likely a visual learner.
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If you qualify as a tactile learner, you learn by touching. You remember things through physical contact. A tactile learner prefers to touch, move, or build what you learn, and you seem to learn better when any type of physical activity is involved.
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AUDITORY LEARNERS
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Auditory learning is when a person learns through listening. An auditory learner depends on hearing and speaking as a definite way of learning. Hearing a teacher lecture is easier to understand for you. Audio books most likely help you understand a book rather than reading it.
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