Learning Types and How to Get Support
There are three main learning types: visual, auditory and kinesthetic. Each individual has a dominant learning style, but some people may fall into more than one category. Identifying your own dominant learning style can help you identify teaching methods that work best for you. If you are seeking additional support, there are several resources available, such as online tutoring, workshops, books and support groups. Some people may find it helpful to ask friends, family or coworkers for help.
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