If you are a Hands-On (Tactile-Kinesthetic-Propeoceptive) learner, listening to (and repeating) CDs, DVDs and tapes might not represent the strongest and best strategy for you.
You need to touch, get the feel of and sense things to learn best. So, a lecture that staggers on literally passes you by.
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If you are a visual learner, listening to (and repeating) CDs, DVDs and tapes might not represent the brightest and best strategy for you.
You need to see things to learn them best. But, if you had a transcript of the recording, you instantly appeal to your learning strength.
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How you think does affect how you learn. How you think is called your learning style.
There are three main styles that contribute to language learning. These are:
But, the “street-wise” language learner uses all their senses.
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