Want to know how to conquer kids' learning obstacles? If after
every lesson your kids can say, "We came, we saw, we heard, we
touched," they'll also be able to say, "We conquered!" Kids
experience their world through their senses, and each child has
a favored sense that sends more information to the brain than
the other senses. The three primary perceptual preferences or
"learning styles" are visual, auditory and kinesthetic. By
understanding these three learning styles, you can create
lessons that'll give all your children a better chance of
*Characteristics-Visual learners need to see or observe things
closely. Visual learners recognize words by sight, remember
faces but forget names, take notes, make lists, have vivid
imaginations and think in pictures. Visual learners express
emotion through facial expressions. Jonna is a visual learner.
She's distracted by visual disorder or movement and prefers a
neat, meticulous environment. She doesn't talk at length and
becomes impatient when she has to listen for a