Some students learn better, for example, in bright light and others in dim. Some require sound while others require silence. Likewise, variations in food intake and room design can effect a student's learning. While it is not possible to accommodate every learning style in a classroom, those previously mentioned all have potential. Students that require these stimuli can sit closer or farther away from a window, can bring head phones and healthy snacks, or can sit in bean bags.
Students also learn through a multitude of methods.
Some students are auditory learners, they learn by hearing. Others learn visually, by seeing. Still others are kinesthetic learners who learn by doing. Reaching all types of learners is important because every child has a right to learn. Every student deserves to have teachers assist them in any way that is productive to learning.