Sure, students learn differently and they deserve content that embraces their learning styles. Some are Visual Learners - they respond to visual cues such as videos, photos, drawings, shapes and colors. Some are Verbal Learners - their preference in learning is rooted in written or spoken words. Try books, presentations, speakers, audio presentations, etc. Others are Auditory Learners - these individuals place hearing the content at the forefront of processing the information. Ensure audio-visual content is available. And still others are Kinesthetic Learners - they prefer to learn in an environment in which learning takes place by carrying out physical activities, rather than listening to a lecture or watching demonstrations. All of these learning styles are incorporated in our Hybrid course bundles.
- Rick Patterson