Visual Learners in the Classroom

Many different learning styles are present within a classroom, and every child has different needs. These learning styles are influenced by their unique brains and experiences that directly impact how they understand information. Today, we discuss using whiteboards as visual aids for visual learners. 

Who are Visual Learners?

It is essential for teachers to understand the learning styles of their students. The four primary learning styles are visual, auditory, kinesthetic, or tractive. Different types of learners have different strengths and preferences. So how do you work with Visual Learners in your classroom? 

Visual learning is often referred to as the spartan learning style, which requires learners to see what they're expected to know. Visual learners can remember 75% of what they see or read, allowing them to succeed when processing written-down information.