AUDITORY LEARNING STYLE
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Musical/Rhythmic Intelligence
__ have a pleasant singing voice.
__I can tell when a musical note is off-key.
__I frequently listen to music on the radio,
cassette tapes or compact discs.
__I play a musical instrument.
__My life would be poorer if there were
no music in it.
__I sometimes catch myself walking around
with a jingle or other tune running through my mind.
__I can easily keep time to a piece of music
with a simple percussion instrument.
__I know the tunes to many different songs
or music pieces.
__If I hear a musical selection once or
twice, I am usually able to sing it back fairly accurately.
__I often make tapping sounds or sing little
melodies while working.
AUDITORY (Hearing)
The third type of learner is known as the
AUDITORY person. He or she learns best by hearing or listening. These people
do no necessarily make pictures in their minds, as do the visual learners,
but rather filter incoming information through their listening arepeating
skills. The AUDITORY learner tells wonderful stories and solves problems
by "talking" about them. The excellent hearing and listening skills
of this type of learner are what make great musicians, disc jockeys, psychologists,
etc. Speech patterns will represent exactly how the AUDITORY person thinks,
i.e., "I hear ya, that clicks, that sounds right, that rings a bell" etc.
In school, the AUDITORY learner learns by listening and can easily repeat
statements back to the teacher. The AUDITORY child likes classdiscussions
but can become easily distracted. Of the three styles, the AUDITORY is
the most talkative and has more difficulty writing.
Children taking written tests are expected
to retrieve the information in the VISUAL learning style. The very fact
that the information is written down produces a visual image. Nearly all
subjects demand that the child make internal pictures of the information,
store them and then recall the information in pictures to write onto a
piece
of paper. You must teach your child or student
how to become a VISUAL learner if they are to succeed in school because
nearly all school testing is conducted in the visual or written mode. If
your child does not naturally learn in the visual style, you can give the
most help by letting them in on some of the visual learners techniques.
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Children taking written tests are expected
to retrieve the information in the VISUAL learning style. The very fact
that the information is written down produces a visual image. Nearly all
subjects demand that the child make internal pictures of the information,
store them and then recall the information in pictures to write onto a
piece of paper. You must teach your child or student how to become
a VISUAL learner if they are to succeed in school because nearly all school
testing is conducted in the visual or written mode. If your child does
not naturally learn in the visual style, you can give the most help by
letting them in on some of the visual learners techniques.