Use Learning Styles to Improve
Your Child's Learning

When my oldest was learning the multiplication and division facts, I knew she learned through pictures (visual-spatial learner) but only knew of the flashcard method for drilling those facts into her head.

After much drudgery and not a lot of progress, I went to Google for a solution. I found Memory Joggers which uses stories and pictures to teach the facts. She learned the facts in 4 weeks and still remembers them 3 years later!

THAT is the power of learning styles!

Unsure of your child's learning strengths? Find out with a learning styles test.

Why Bother With Learning Styles?

It takes effort to teach how your child learns.

But, consider the alternative. If your child's learning strengths don't match how you're teaching, the result can be:

• underachievement
• frustration (for everyone)
• low self-esteem
• learning difficulties

There are children (in public, private, AND home schools) struggling because there is a mis-match between the education methods and how they learn best.

Don't let this happen to your child!

Use Your Child's Modality - Learning At It's Best.

There are two types of visual learners. 
Knowing your child's type makes the difference between struggling or success!

Can your child do math problems in her head, but barely pass a written exam? Does your child not pay attention while seated at the table, but can quote you verbatim while listening on the floor with a pile of legos in front of him?

These are examples of how your child processes information. Some children remember everything they hear or do. Others learn easily through words or pictures.

Your child's learning is more efficient (and enjoyable) when you provide lessons and activities that match his modality.

Click below to learn more about modalities:

	Auditory Learners - Learn best through hearing information.
	Kinesthetic Learners - Learn best through movement and touch.
	Visual Print Learners - Learn through words and print.
	Visual Spatial Learners - Learn through pictures and graphics.

From My Bookshelf...

Discover Your Child's Learning Style
If you want a comprehensive book about how your child learns best- this is it! This book was my introduction to learning strengths and it improved my daughter's learning tremendously. I highly recommend it to every parent.