The document discusses three main types of learners: visual learners who learn best by watching pictures or images, kinesthetic learners who learn by doing activities like making mind maps or labeling things, and auditory learners who learn by listening and discussing information with others. It provides tips for each type, such as visual learners highlighting notes, kinesthetic learners taking breaks and putting learning into action, and auditory learners reading aloud or recording ideas. The document aims to help readers identify their preferred learning style and apply tailored study techniques.

1. How do I learn?
Mostly A Visual learner - learn by watching
Mostly B Kinaesthetic learner – learn by doing
Mostly C Auditory learner - learn by listening

2. Visual Learner – learn by watching
You prefer pictures or images of things to help
your learning stay with you:
• Keep your study area tidy - you won’t work well in
a cluttered space
• Highlight and underline notes
• Use flashcards/postcards to review information
• Visualise concepts using pictures and events

3. Kinaesthetic Learner – learn by doing
You learn by doing:
• Mind maps and flowcharts are useful but
it’s making them that helps you
• Label things, have set files and folders
• Move about/walk when reading
• Take lots of breaks
• Make study physical
• Put what your learning into action ASAP

4. Auditory Learner – learn by listening
You learn by listening and discussing:
• Read things aloud
• Record your ideas e.g. on your mobile phone
• Join together with others to discuss your learning
• Sit at the front of a classroom so you feel involved
• Repeat learning aloud/with your eyes closed