TABLE 4.1 image Study Strategies by Learning Style

Visual Aural Read/Write Kinesthetic
Underline or highlight your notes. Talk with others to verify the accuracy of your lecture notes. Write and rewrite your notes. Use all your senses in learning: sight, touch, taste, smell, and hearing.
Use symbols, charts, or graphs to display your notes. Put your notes on audiotape, or audiotape class lectures. Read your notes silently. Supplement your notes with real-world examples.
Use color to highlight important concepts. Read your notes out loud; ask yourself questions and speak your answers. Organize diagrams or flowcharts into statements. Move and gesture while you are reading or speaking your notes.
Create a graphic representation of your notes (e.g., a mind map) and redraw it from memory.   Write imaginary exam questions and respond in writing.