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Characteristics of visual-spatial learners
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Visual-spatial learners think in pictures rather than in words.
They learn
better
visually than auditorally. They learn
all-at-once, and when
the
light bulb goes on,
the learning is permanent.
They do not learn from repetition and drill. They are
whole-part learners who
need to see the big picture first
before they learn the details.
They are non-sequential, which means that they do not
learn in the step-by-step
manner in
which most
teachers teach. They arrive at correct solutions
without taking
steps,
so “show your work” may
be
impossible for them.
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