Learning Styles

1
Learning Styles

• A strategy for every student, every situation

2
Participating In Class

• Color code class notes.
• Organize in columns.
• Use unlined paper and draw diagrams or charts

3
Participating in Class

• Ask permission to tape lectures.
• Take notes, review handouts.
• Outline afterwards.

4
Participating in Class

• Take active notes to associate movement with
  lesson.

5
Studying At Home

• Color code notes / textbook
• Pay special attention to charts and diagrams
• Read text out loud.
• Discuss reading assignments
• with friends.

6
Studying At Home

• Outline, paraphrase, summarize.
• Reserve conference room in
• Scarborough Library.
• Pace while reading or reciting
• aloud.
• Act out lessons.

7
Test Prep

• If permissible, draw charts and outlines on tests
  when first given.
• Close eyes and visualize notes.

8
Test Prep

• Ask your instructor or arrange permission with
  Disability Support Services for isolation during
  testing, so you can talk your way through the
  test.

9
Test Prep

• Bullet outlines
• Flash cards with definitions

10
Test Prep

• Write on exam
• Engage with test
• Count on fingers
• Locate answers in body
• parts or physical motions