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Visual Leaners:
- Ask these students to write down information, even rewriting or highlighting key points.
- Ask students to preview chapters by looking at subheadings and illustrations before they read each chapter.
- Seat these students up front, away from windows and doors (to avoid distractions).
- Encourage them to ask for comments or directions to be repeated if they did not understand directions the first time.
- Use overheads and flip charts.
- Audiotapes of classroom activities can be helpful.
- Suggest that they read class notes into a tape.
- Encourage them to read the textbook out loud.
- It can be helpful for these students to say out loud the meaning of the illustrations and main subject headings, and to recite any new vocabulary words.
Kinesthetic Learners:
- Movement should be planned to avoid distracting others.
- Memorizing information can be enhanced if these learners are encouraged to physically move about the room.
- Providing students with a colored desk blotter or a colored transparency to read a book is called "color grounding" and can help focus their attention.
- Ask them to take notes and encourage them to underline key points as they read.
Hope you found some of these tips useful! Have a great day!
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