Learning Styles Flashcards

Flashcards based on learning styles: Visual, Aural, Read/Write, and Kinesthetic.

Learning Style

How you take in information, organise it, and store it.

Visual Learning Style

Learning through the use of color-coding, flashcards, diagrams, and mindmaps.

Aural Learning Style

Learning through talking out loud, recording notes, and listening to them.

Read/Write Learning Style

Learning through writing out notes, using notes to revise, and sticking notes in visible places.

Kinesthetic Learning Style

Learning through using flashcards, imagining things, and using mnemonics or rhymes.

Color Coding

A visual learning technique of using different colors to organise notes.

Flashcards

A visual and kinesthetic learning tool for learning key vocabulary and concepts.

Mindmaps

A visual learning tool to organize notes in the form of diagrams.

Talking Aloud

An aural learning technique to help remember information better.

Recording Notes

An aural learning technique for studying by listening to recorded notes.

Writing Out Notes

A read/write learning technique to reinforce newly learned topics.

Note Placement Strategy

A read/write learning technique of sticking notes in visible places for frequent review.

Flashcard Use

A kinesthetic learning technique of flipping flashcards to reinforce memory.

Imagination Technique

A kinesthetic learning technique of imagining concepts as you read about them.

Mnemonics

A kinesthetic learning technique involving simple rhymes to aid memory.

Combination of Learning Styles

Many individuals use a combination of visual, aural, read/write, and kinesthetic learning styles.

Diagrams for Visual Learners

Useful tool to formulate notes.

Step-by-Step Information Processing

Key to learning technical information, followed by writing and reading.

Use of Notes to Revise

Prepare and use notes to revise new information

Sense of Achievement

Turning over flashcards as you read them will give you a sense of achievement