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Reading-Writing Learning Style:
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Reading-writing learners learn primarily by reading and writing. These types of learners learn best by reading notes, handouts and textbooks. Reading-writing learners also rely heavily on dictionaries, and often study best by silently reading and writing notes repeatedly. (Community College of Rhode Island, 2024, p.5)
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Reading-writing learners may learn better when:
Reading-writing learners may learn better when:
Turn reactions, actions, diagrams, charts and flows into work.
Turn reactions, actions, diagrams, charts and flows into work.
Imagine your lists arranged as multiple choice questions and distinguish one from another.
Write paragraphs, beginnings, and endings.
Write exam answers.
(Community College of Rhode Island, 2024, p.5)
Here's a video on some pottentially useful study techniques if you or your student align with reading-writing learning style!
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