Posted by Julian on Saturday, October 22, 2011 at 8:39pm. Take
notes on the important information in each paragraph. Writing
facts helps many of us comprehend and remember them. The first
thing we did in each new class was to analyze what type of
learner each student was. Basically the 3 types are: auditory
(they learn by hearing), visual (they learn by seeing) and
kinesthetic (they learn by physically doing). Of course, there
are learners with a combination of 2 of 3 types. For the
kinesthetic learners (because I am one), it takes us LONGER to
learn but we remember far longer as well. Some general ideas for
memorizing: Take a deep breath and scan over what you are to
memorize. Be sure to be in a quiet room with appropriate
lighting. Look for patterns and other ways to break the material
into groups of 3 to 4 familiar elements if possible. (a “set”)
Try to find any elements from your own experience (memorizing by
association) Create an acronym or a vivid “story” to help with
tricky words. For Auditory Learner