Remember, too, no one uses one style exclusively. There is usually significant overlap in learning styles. Vivid, colorful images are easier to remember. Jot down every diagram, map or symbol written on the board by the instructor. Even with printed course notes in front of them, visual learners still benefit from written information of their own, symbols, diagrams, etc.
Auditory learners relate most effectively to the spoken word.
They will listen intently to a lecture, then rely on printed notes or their own notes. Often times, summaries of ideas developed in a book or a series of lectures will help the auditory learner understand the material. Readily understanding material is essential to learning and remembering. Another excellent manner for the auditory learner to remember is to teach the material to someone else. Next you must rewrite and organize notes, create index cards on key terms or definitions, and review and recite frequently.