What are some strategies for auditory learners?

I Hear What You're Saying! Auditory_learning_1_1_1_1.png Auditory learners are those who find it easiest to remember what they hear. They concentrate best by receiving new or difficult information by listening to themselves or someone else talking, and they replay the information in their heads. read more

Auditory Learning is one of the three different learning styles popularized by Neil D. Fleming in his VAK model of learning. An auditory learner will typically remember what the teacher says and will be a helpful participant most of the time as long as the social strengths of this type of learner do not get in the way. read more

He gave me a puzzled look, so I said, “Some of us learn best by seeing, some by hearing, and some by doing. Let’s see what works best for you.” Here are some characteristics of auditory learners and what strategies maximize their learning. read more