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Does everyone learn the same way?

No, everyone learns in their own different way.

Some children find it easier to learn with pictures. Some learn by listening, and some learn by doing and trying things out. That is why one friend might solve a maths problem by drawing it, while another solves it by saying it out loud again and again.

Our brains are all different too, just like our fingerprints. Some children learn fast, and some need a little more time. This does not mean anyone is smarter or less smart.

That is why teachers show pictures, talk, and sometimes play games in class. This way, every student can find the way that works best for them. What matters most is finding your own way to learn, and being patient with yourself.

Quick facts

Some children find it easier to learn with pictures and images.
Some children learn better by listening and talking.
Some children like to learn by touching things and doing them.
Every brain is unique, just like a fingerprint.
Learning fast or slow has nothing to do with intelligence.
Practising makes the connections in the brain stronger.

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3 questions — all of them come from the quick facts above. There is no score and no wrong turn.

1. What are children called who find it easier to learn with pictures?

2. What does learning slowly mean?

3. What makes the connections in the brain stronger?

Where this comes from

1 tr.wikipedia.org 75/100
Learning - Wikipedia
A general encyclopedia page that explains what learning is.
2 tr.wikipedia.org 70/100
Brain - Wikipedia
Explains how the brain works and how it is linked to learning.
3 en.wikipedia.org 65/100
Learning styles - Wikipedia
Gives more detailed information about different ways of learning.

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Learning by Seeing

Some children learn better with pictures, charts and colourful diagrams. These children are called visual learners. Drawings in textbooks help them a lot.

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Learning by Listening

Some children remember things more easily by listening. Reading aloud or learning with music works well for them. These children also learn a lot by talking things through.

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Learning by Doing

Some children learn by touching things with their hands and trying them out. Doing experiments, building things, or moving around helps them. This way of learning is called learning by doing.

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The Brain and Learning

The nerve cells in our brain connect to each other with every new piece of information. These connections get stronger the more we repeat them. That is why practising makes learning easier.

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