Outlining reading.
Using flashcards.
Using highlighters, circle words and underlining (Fleming, 2010).
If one focuses more on illustrative or graphical knowledge than on the expressions of what is being taught, they put themselves at a distinctive weakness since verbal and written knowledge is still the chief favored option for delivery of knowledge. One should apply their note taking and try to find occasions to make clear information to others by way of using words. A visual learner learns best when knowledge is given to them visually and in a printed language arrangement. In a classroom location, they profit from teachers who employ the blackboard or overhead projector in order to register the vital parts of a lecture, or who supply them with an outline in order to follow along with throughout the lecture. They profit from knowledge attained...
They are often fond of studying by themselves in a calm places and often see knowledge in their heads when they are attempting to remember something (DVC Online, 2000).
One method that I have found that has help me to recall information has been to make use of color coding when learning new things. Using highlighter pens in order to emphasize dissimilar types of knowledge in contrasting colors is most helpful. I like to write out sentences and expressions that sum up the key information obtained from my textbook and lecture so that I can better understand them in my head (DVC Online, 2000).
Works Cited
"DVC Online," 2000, viewed 23 October2010,
Fleming, Grace. 2010, "Learning Styles," viewed 22 October 2010,
"Visual Thinking and Learning," 2010, viewed 23 October
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