Learning comes through experience. Learning is a very individual process and must be done by the student themselves . . . Research has concluded that learning and knowledge is a part of a person. A person knowledge is gained from his or her experiences, and no two people react to the experience the same way. Each learns different things depending on how the situation affects their different needs.
Previous experience conditions a person to respond to some things and to ignore others.
Some experiences involve the individual as a whole, while others involve only their eyes, ears, and memory. There are a number of factors in combination that affect the way in which an individual learns new information. Prefers maps to verbal directions. Likes to draw pictures. Enjoys working with hands-likes lab classes.