In the toddler stage, they will prefer puzzles, blocks, cutting and pasting or any other activity that enables them to use their eyes and hands. As they grow older, parents of lookers will notice that these children are more likely to be drawn to board games, to doing art and craft assignments, and to display a fascination with computers, calculators and video games. However, lookers will have to improve their language and social skills and their full-body coordination. As expected, listeners are more inclined to sounds and words rather than touch and visual stimuli. These children tend to start speaking at an earlier age and usually have large vocabularies.
Listeners usually love music and singing and reciting rhymes and songs.
They speak with clarity and precision and love reading aloud. They develop a love for reading at an early age and their play often involves making up stories and acting them out with friends. However, since they are so focused on aural stimuli and language, they have a tendency to lag behind in visual and motor areas. The movers learn through touch and movement. They prefer the hands-on approach to learning.