Comparison And Contrast The Four Learning Styles

Each student learns in different ways. They may learn by auditory, visual or tactile stimulation. Some prefer a certain learning style over another because it betters their understanding of the material. Although the learning styles may be different, but they do resemble the overall effects. Visual learners and auditory learners differ through the tactics, however, both techniques have similar effects. Visual learners often need visual stimulation to create connections to material to better understand the material and to memorize it. For example, many need visual stimulation to better understand the material and to recall the information easier. A way to create visual stimulation is by creating mind maps, colour coding information and creating charts. By creating mind maps, it becomes easier to connect certain ideas together, as well as colour coding. When in class, the learner can colour code the information then. Afterwards, they can complete this when studying for an upcoming test. Roqowsky, Calhoun, and Tallal (2015) explain that learning styles can improve the understanding of the material. They investigated different learning styles, focusing on visual and auditory learners. They had a sample of college students; to determine

Both, visual and auditory techniques can be used to create a better effect and aid the learner. The tactic itself may be different, however they have similar effects; to aid the student. Rohrer and Pashler (2012) explain in their article that both learners will be tested on the same material presented in similar ways; meaning both learners need to be capable of both techniques. One may prefer visual over auditory, but to combine the two will create a significant impact. During lessons taught in schools, the teacher will present the material either visually or auditory, which betters the students learning (Rohrer & Pashler,