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Who They Are: Call To Learn More About Homeschooling Your Auditory Learner

Auditory learners thrive on listening and speaking, needing to talk and interact to process information effectively. They learn best through oral instructions, discussions, and repeating concepts aloud, while being sensitive to tone and words used. To support their learning, minimize distractions, encourage the use of tape recorders, and engage in activities like reading aloud and debates.

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Who They Are: Call To Learn More About Homeschooling Your Auditory Learner

Auditory learners thrive on listening and speaking, needing to talk and interact to process information effectively. They learn best through oral instructions, discussions, and repeating concepts aloud, while being sensitive to tone and words used. To support their learning, minimize distractions, encourage the use of tape recorders, and engage in activities like reading aloud and debates.

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Auditory Learner: The Listener

• The auditory learner needs to talk and listen.


• Has a tape recorder in their head and will play
words over and over again to remember
• Often process verbally and will need to interact
Who through conversation
They Are • Perceive affirmation and encouragement through
praise
• Sensitive to the tone and inflection in your voice.
• Typically detail oriented and can recall details in conversations easily
• Words matter to auditory learners, so choose them carefully!

Hearing is key! Auditory learners will learn best through:


• Oral instructions
How • Reading aloud, being read to, audio books and lectures
• Listening and responding aloud to information
They Learn • Repeating and talking through concepts and theories
Best • Verbally summarizing and then writing down summaries immediately after
• Dialogue and debate
• Talking out ideas, interests, problems, and possibilities

• Noise can be distracting, so limit noises or provide headphones


While • Give oral directions, and have the child repeat them
They’re • Read and do many activities aloud together. Think sight word drills, math
facts, etc.
Learning • Encourage children to use a tape recorder in addition to taking notes

Focus on listening and speaking. They learn best by doing the following.
• Reading aloud
• Discussing what has been read, seen, or heard to confirm understanding
What • Using a tape recorder to take notes, make lists, etc.
• Complementing reading with auditory books
They Need • Reading essays and written work aloud while editing and proofing
to Learn • Interview- Write questions for and hold an interview or be interviewed
about a topic
• Debate or acting it out
• Giving oral reports or taking oral exams

Find resources for your auditory learner at www.bridgewayacademy.com/listener


Call 800-863-1474 to learn
more about homeschooling your
auditory learner.

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