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Auditory Learner

By Janel Martinez | Published September 14, 2011 | Full size is 620 × 480 pixels

Auditory learners learn by listening, so a professor’s lecture suits their learning style better than reading chapters upon chapters of information the night before an exam. These students often find it helpful to recite information aloud while studying, or even playing music. However, loud noises while studying aren’t ideal. In addition to reading notes aloud, auditory learners can use a recorder or speech recognition tool to help when reviewing for exams.

Auditory learners learn by listening, so a professor’s lecture suits their learning style better than…

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