Given this scenario, parents are always looking for ways by which they could explore the full potential of their children's abilities while trying to make learning an enjoyable experience at the same time. The book 'How to Maximize Your Child's Learning Ability' by Dr. Lauren Bradway and Barbara Albers Hill could furnish parents with some valuable tips. The theory Dr. Bradway is a speech-language pathologist who has written this book based on twenty years of practical experience. Based on extensive observation, she has come to the conclusion that children have distinctive learning styles. She believes that a child's learning style in his infancy influences his ability to socialize, and to perform athletically and academically later in life.
Every child has a specific way of absorbing information.
The lookers are children who respond best to visual stimulation like motion, colour, shape, and size. They are usually gifted with excellent hand-eye coordination. They are particularly good at fine motor skills that involve both the eyes and small muscles like the fingers. Their habit is to look at something new and then use their hands to demonstrate what they have learned about it. These babies are the kind that will love turning the pages of a book to stare at the pictures without being particularly bothered about listening to the story.