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Freshmen Introduction to Naviance & Learning Styles
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Why should I care about how I learn? Learning styles are
part of who we are Primary learning
styles: Auditory Visual Kinesthetic / Tactile Most people learn
through a combination of these primary styles, and many have a preference for one
Your learning style also includes… What time of day you can
be most productive Whether you work better
on your own or with peers Whether you should have
a quiet environment or if you need music to study
If chewing gum or eating a snack will help you focus or make you distracted
Press Esc
Minimize Browser
Return to Naviance
Complete the Learning Styles Inventory.
Visual Learning Style Learn through seeing Relate most to written information, notes,
diagrams, and pictures Take notes even when there are printed
course notes Most effective in written communications
Tips for Visual Learners Use pictures, charts, maps, graphs Have a clear view of your teacher to observe
body language and facial expressions Use color to highlight important points in text Take notes or ask teacher to provide handouts Study in a quiet place away from verbal
disturbances Visualize information as a picture to aid
memorization Write a story and illustrate it Use multi-media e.g. Quizlit, Kahn
Academy,Youtube
Auditory Learning Style Learn through hearing Remember things when they are heard Relate most to the spoken word Tend to listen to a lecture, take notes
afterwards Read information aloud
Tips for Auditory Learners Participate in class discussions/debates Make speeches and presentations Use smart phone voice recorder Read text aloud or Audio books, e.g..
Audible Books Create musical jingles or mnemonics to aid
memorization Discuss your ideas verbally Dictate to someone while they write down
your thoughts e.g. Dragon Speak Use verbal analogies and story-telling to
demonstrate your point
Kinesthetic/Tactile Learning Style Learn through moving, doing, and hands-
on activities Learn skills through imitation and practice Strong need for activity and exploration
Tips for Tactile/Kinesthetic Learners Take frequent study breaks Move around to learn new things Work at a standing position Chew gum while studying Use bright colors to highlight reading
material Listen to music while you study Skim through reading material to get a
rough idea what it is about before settling down to read it in detail
Wrap Up…
Your learning style may be the single most important key to improving your grades!
Capitalize on strengths, improve weaknesses
Match learning style with study habits