1. These are learned best by reading and writing, responding to written cues like lecture notes, books, and cue cards. 2. This is learned best by doing, responding to tactile cues like movement, actions and real-life examples. 3. This is learned best by hearing, responding to auditory cues like verbal instructions, discussions, or songs. 4. This is learned best by seeing, responding to visual cues like images, graphs, or charts. 5. They are sometimes listed as a subsection of the visual category, but they are now recognized as a separate learning preference as part of literacy or being able to read and write.
