1.- Use bright colours to highlight important

notes.

2.- Study in a calm

environment without any

visual disturbances.

4.- Represent a concept you

need to remember by

drawing.

3.- Use acronyms to

memorise information

quickly.

10.- Skim-read to get an idea

before reading a text accurately.

9.- Add drawings and illustrations

to your notes and summaries to have a visual

connection with a concept.

5.- Sit down near the teacher, if you don't want

to distract.7.- Fix your

attention on the body language

and facial expressions of

whom is speaking to you. 8.- Use visual

elements like diagrams,

models and charts.

6.- Use different media

as much as possible

(computers, mind-maps).

TIPS FOR VISUAL LEARNERS

Anna Roqué, Sheila Orrit and Cristina Aldabó

Strategies, Resources and Competences in English