Here’s a fun little experiment. Read the passage below in your
head and see if it makes sense to you. If it doesn’t, read it
out loud to yourself. If it still doesn’t make sense, ask
someone to recite it to you. Hopefully, then it should be
obvious. And if you don’t have someone (to recite the passage to
you, that is, not in general — that’s a whole ‘nother issue
that’s outside the scope of this article), click here and copy-
and-paste the passage into the text reader. Okay, here’s the
passage: Up led Joe legions tulip lag lovely ewe gnat his date
sublet merit cob. Unto theory pup leg, fur wretched stance,
unlay shin, on dirt got, end if is civil, whiff fibber tea Angie
us diss four hall. As a teacher, I’ve learned that different
people have different styles of learning, the two most common
being visual and auditory. Visual learners need to see
information, while auditory learners need to hear information.
If the above passage works as intended, whether or not you can
figure it out may reveal whether you’re mo