Month: June 2012

Your child has a style of learning, like every one else, your child learns best in one particular way or another. First let us define  learning styles. Learning styles, describe the general ways humans learn and what are the predominates style that works best for the individual. In general the the styles are: visual learners – The eyes have it, these people learn by seeing, others, perform task, reading and watching. auditory learners – enjoy hearing, perhaps a child that can play music from simply hearing, come to mind kinesthetic learners or tactile learners – must do the thing. The are active and want to get there hands dirty, they want to touch, feel, do. Obviously as we think of our children, we realize some learning may be dictated by age, most people would think that a child, that cannot read might be at an dis-advantage, but we often overlook or underestimate the of power auditory learning for a  child who preference is for auditory learning. We can all think of kids that talk sooner and faster then other kids their age. Consider, the size of a child vocabulary by the time they enter the education system. In many case, some children are hampered, waiting on the system to catch-up with their abilities, because they have already amassed a huge vocabulary, because their learning style is auditory. What if...