Auditory Learning

 Auditory learning is the study style in which a person retains and understands information through listening to auditory mediums rather than information in written form. This group of people would benefit the most from listening to lectures and educational podcasts. Auditory learners grasp instructions better when they hear them out loud.

Repetition of information and verbal discourse is important for auditory learners to thrive. Repetition of spoken information can help comprehend knowledge better. Furthermore, discussions, conversations and verbal discourse encourage the effective garnering of information.



- Rhea Ragunathan

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