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Various learning techniques are in accordance with the classification of learning styles.

Are you interested in techniques that are often used by students so that they can get good grades, praise, or rewards? So this is where I will discuss all kinds of learning techniques and we will classify them according to what learning style you often use.

By AiniPublished 2 years ago • 3 min read

Students, teachers and those who still want to learn. You may be familiar with learning techniques. Often young students such as those who are still in elementary, junior high, and even high school cannot find what their efficient Learning Techniques are.

Learning techniques can be adjusted to each learning style if you want to understand easily. The learning style consists of 3 types such as Visual Learning Style, Auditory, or both. If you have found a learning style that you usually use and is easy to understand because of that, it is certain that the learning style is suitable for you.

Therefore, let's read together, What are the types of learning techniques according to the classification of learning styles?

1) Visual learning style

• Mind Mapping

Mid mapping is a learning technique using only important points, usually mind mapping can be in the form of diagrams that are easy to understand.

In its creation, the topic is located in the middle or above and is connected to concept points that are interconnected with the topic through lines, so that it helps to see the relationship between information.

• Mnemonic Devices

This learning technique is often used to memorize something that is difficult to remember, for example to memorize the name of a country.

This technique uses patterns, letters, ideas, or visualizations to create information that is easy to remember.

• Cornell Note-taking

Cornell note-taking can be called the least note-taking that requires the least amount of pencil scribbling. Because this technique only requires a line to divide the point point.

In making it we only need 1 sheet to record it, where in a sheet we will divide the sheet into 3 parts. Such as part 1 for the main section, part 2 for questions or keywords, and part 3 for summary (usually located at the bottom).

2. Auditory learning style

• Feyman

This technique can be called a teaching technique, because of what?

Because in this technique it involves a real understanding and must be explained again (teaching oneself).

This technique is used by restating the material that has been understood to ourselves as if we were with others. With this technique, it is very easy for us to always remember and understand the material.

• Active Recall

This is a technique that is done by remembering only information.

This technique is used by remembering after you understand the material. Like, when you understand and read the material you need. Try to recall the material information, without rereading the writing you are trying to remember.

3. Kinesthetic Learning Style

• Promodoro

You must be familiar with this technique, right, guys?, this technique has been widely circulated on the internet.

This pomodoro technique involves time spent.

Pomodoro is a learning technique that is used by managing time, such as dividing study time into 25-minute sessions and 5-minute breaks. This method is used so that we can take a break and prevent mental fatigue, so that the new meter can be easily understood.

My condition for those of you who use this technique guys, the 5-minute break time, don't use it for Social Scrool because know the main cause of you being complacent and forgetting the clock to stay in place for hours is that😊

• Retrival Practice

This learning technique is different from other passive techniques, this technique involves a form of practice questions with the material being studied and is also usually used for material that involves numbers.

These techniques can be used for the long term, such as often practicing self-quizzes and trying to solve problems without the help of AI.

Well, that's all the way to learn according to the classification of each of your learning styles. So what do you think is the most common learning technique you have used so far, guys?

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