Visual learners best retain information through visuals like graphs and pictures, and should take notes by converting information into visual representations. Auditory learners do best by hearing and speaking, and should record lectures and discuss concepts with others. Kinesthetic learners are hands-on and learn best while active; they should take study breaks, learn while moving, and seek interactive instructors.

1. Visual
Auditory
Kinesthetic
• Adept with using Graphs, Charts, and Pictures
to learn new information?
• Able to memorize and recall information easily?
• Able to remember things that are written down?
• Turn notes into pictures, graphs, and charts.
• Avoid distractions
• Color code your notes.
Are you...
Then you should...
• The type that retains information through hearing
& speaking?
• The type that notices different aspects of speaking?
• Able to concentrate best with soothing music?
• Record lectures, then listen to them.
• Discuss new information with your study groups.
• Read textbooks aloud.
Are you...
Then you should...
• Hands-on with your learning?
• Great with mathematics and science?
• The type that prefers to work in groups?
• Take study breaks often.
• Learn new material while doing something active.
• Learn from instructors that encourage fieldwork.
Are you...
Then you should...
The Three Learning Styles