If you and the girl who likes you aren't close but it's clear that she likes you, start small and bring up a common interest. This will break the ice, make things less awkward, and establish a bond that you can progress from. If you're on the soccer team and she's on the volleyball team at school, consider starting a conversation about sports. Start a conversation about a class you have together by saying something like, "I'm so glad that last chapter is over with. What did you think about last night's reading?" from time to time. A unique, tasteful compliment can go a long way. Whether you're referencing a physical characteristic or personality trait, giving a girl a compliment is a great way to express your affection, especially if you remain composed and relaxed when you do this. Complimenting her here and there is better because too often might make her annoyed or uneasy. If she tells you that she did well on a test that she got back today, you might say, "That's great! It doesn't surprise me at all; you're very smart and hard-working." If she has particularly attractive blue eyes, you might say, "I really like your eyes. They're a very pretty blue." Smiling a lot and looking her in the eye at appropriate moments communicate that you're confident and interested. This is a good first step in beginning to flirt with her. Be careful not to stare, because excessive eye contact often seems creepy. Acknowledge her in the hallway by giving a casual wave, smiling, and making brief eye contact. Since she likes you, she might lean in closer when talking to you or turn her hips, torso, and feet to face your direction. Mirror movements like these to show her that you like her too. Holding a door open for someone is always a nice gesture, but doing it every time seems a little over-the-top, even to someone who likes you. Avoid big gestures like giving her flowers because this might be off-putting and overwhelming. It isn't an appropriate time in your barely budding relationship to give a gift like this. Wait until you've been dating someone for a while. If you're shy, liking one of her statuses on Facebook, leaving her a sweet comment on an Instagram photo, or even just friending or following her on social media are easier ways to show that you like her and are paying attention to her. Especially since you like her back, it might be tough to not text her several times in a row, write long passages, or confront her about not responding.This usually comes off as clingy, so as a good rule of thumb, stay relaxed and text her as much as she texts you. In today's world, texting has become the norm and calling a love interest is seen by many women as an act of courage. If your conversations in person and via text are long, comfortable, and natural, calling is the next step to take.

Summary: Strike up a conversation if you want to get to know her better. Compliment her Smile often and make eye contact. Mirror her body language. Be chivalrous, but don't overdo it. Communicate with less pressure via social media. Text her frequently, but not too eagerly. Be bold and give her a call.

Visual learners are people who process information best when they can read about a topic or look at visual representations. Visual learners often diagram, draw, visualize, and read about topics when they attempt to learn them. These help learners visualize the topic and apply it to different scenarios. One of the primary learning techniques that visual learners employ is active reading. When we read actively, we intellectually engage with the material that we read. This means that you are looking for key points to help you understand a topic and retaining them. Highlight information as you read it so you can return to important points later on. Part of active reading is engaging and analyzing what you read, so consider having a separate piece of paper next to you as you read where you can write down questions that you have about the material. Return to these questions and see if your notes can answer them. Not all reading material is created equally. If you want to learn your chosen topic by reading about it, identify good scholarly sources. Use the Internet or a library catalogue to search for books from reputable authors who are experts in that field. . Even though visual learners tend to remember the things that they read and see, notes are a good way to remember this information later on. Write in the margins of the book or take notes on a separate piece of paper. To take good notes, write down key points, dates, places, people, and actions. Your notes should not be a copy of everything that is said; instead they should contain the most relevant information. After you have reviewed your notes, make flashcards to study this information with. Visual learners tend to be able to make visual representations of what they are learning. This spatial awareness helps a visual learner connect key themes and points as they read. Drawing word or mind maps that connect key points together helps visual learners retain information. A mind map is essentially a diagram that connects information and data around a central concept. These mental maps can be applied to a variety of topics. For example, if you are learning about a historical event it may be helpful to draw a timeline that incorporates important dates and events. This will help you to visually organize the information that you've learned. Because visual learners do best when information is presented visually, outside distractions can make it difficult to focus on studying or learning. Eliminate these distractions by attempting to learn your topic in a quiet area where you can study alone. Some visual learners are able to work and learn with music in the background, but many must work in quiet. If you prefer quiet, consider using a white noise machine or earplugs to eliminate background noise.

Summary: Understand the visual learning style. Read effectively. Take good notes Make mental maps. Eliminate visual distractions.

It might not seem like a big deal to you when she compliments your new sneakers, but her noticing changes in your outfit or appearance and complimenting you could be her way of showing you she's interested enough in you to pay attention. Many shy people are worried about saying the wrong thing, which sometimes leads to quietness around a crush. Oppositely, nervousness at being close to a crush might cause a shy girl to be a little more chatty. In either case, research has shown that if she responds to you smoothly and quickly, she likely is interested in some kind of relationship with you. Small praise has a profound effect on people, but this effect is more pronounced with potential romantic partners. Does your girl light up when you pay her simple praise? She may be crushing on you. When she peppers your conversation with pleasant laughter at your wit and charm, it could mean she wants you to like her. Listen for frequency. Laughing more with you than others could be a love letter from her subconscious. Notes in lower registers are subconscious attempts at showing off, which makes a dreamy or husky quality in her voice a good sign for you! She may be loud around others, but quiet around you. These are often hints she is interested. Shy people frequently fear direct confrontation, so asking her if she has feelings for you through a note passed on through a friend or in a message that friend relates to her could save you from unnecessary detective work. Remember, she will find out that you asked, and sometimes people use this information to pick on other. There is nothing wrong with asking someone if they like you. Remember that some shy girls are very reserved and may keep their crush a secret, even from their best friends. It's important that you take time to read your situation to see if this kind of inquiry is a good decision.
Summary: Observe small compliments. Pay attention to how she talks. Give the girl you like compliments. Listen for laughter. Take note of volume and pitch. Ask through a mutual friend.