How to teach studens in diferent way

Visual Learners

To help your visual learner grasp concepts faster, teach them through pictures, icons, charts, diagrams, and color coded information. For example, if you are teaching a kid how to tie their shoes, walk them through step by step instructions with each step illustrated. Use shoe laces that are half one color and half another to help them identify which side is which. If you are teaching an academic subject like rain forest ecosystems, allow kids to research topics using graphics and compile their findings into a poster. Visual learners can also retain information better if it has been categorized according to colors. Try color coding the parts of speech when you read together to teach grammar. As a teacher (official or unofficial), always have different colored pens, pencils, markers, labels, and sticky notes on hand.

Aural Learners

Aural learners thrive on teaching techniques that involve sound. Making up a story or a song with the directions or the main concepts of the lesson will help this type of learner succeed. Encourage them to rewrite the lyrics to their favorite songs to learn new things. You can also use music to set the mood of the learning environment. If the kids are taking an exam, trying playing some classical music. If you need them to be excited about something they find boring (math, grammar, history, could be anything), play some pump-it-up music for a few minutes. For younger children, use oral storytelling and sing-alongs to teach important lessons. For example, if you are teaching about different body parts, sing the “Heads, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes” song.

Verbal Learners

Verbal learning centers on the use of words. Copying down phrases and words, taking their own notes during lectures, reading out loud, listening to audio recordings, and discussions are effective teaching methods and techniques for this type of learner. Teach spelling by having them write out the word correctly multiple times on a piece of paper or on a white board. Help your children understand rules by writing them on a poster board that they can see and refer to. If your kids are interested in writing, learn how to help them write a mystery story that they can be proud of.

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