If, however, they are printed on a blackboard in addition to being said aloud, visual learners see the way the word looks so they remember it more easily. They are generally neat and care about how things look. They learn by watching and will call up images from the past when trying to remember. They use visual imaging to picture the way things will look. Help them make mental pictures in their heads and use visual words to describe shape, form, color or size.
Visual learners enjoy movies, museums, charts, maps and graphs.
Encourage them to imagine what things look like. This will increase their ability to remember. Auditory Learning Auditory learners learn best by listening. They often spell a word the way it sounds rather than as they saw it in print. They may have trouble with reading because they do not visualize well.