Visual Learner
The Visual Learner: * learns by seeing and watching information * receives information from pictures, images, videos and photographs. Would benefit from flashcards, slideshows, charts, maps, and diagrams. Prefers visual arts * observes facial expressions and body language to figure out how to respond to the speaker * easily visualizes objects, words and pictures, sometimes appears to be daydreaming or staring of into space, and has a vivid imagination * enjoys reading materials and benefits from pre-reading or skimming over reading material * can benefit from writing notes and recopying notes * has a good memory for visual information and can recall where words or pictures were located on a page; may remember where things are stored in cabinets and on shelves * prefers a quiet place to study and may like to observe a situation for a while before actively participating * is generally neat and organized and may be queit * becomes impatient or distracted easily during long lectures * Benefits from field trips and performing experiments * Often asks for verbal instructions to be repeated * writes down directions, draws, takes detailed notes * may have a hard time remembering names * prefers visual media like: video games, computer, and television If you are a visual learner you might print out this page, highlight the page, and take notes on the paper.
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