Introduction Balancing academics and relaxation is vital for children with Specific Learning Disabilities (SLD). A structured daily routine fosters productive learning and relaxation. It also helps children with SLDs thrive academically and maintain emotional well-being. This article provides some daily … Continue reading →
Using your child’s learning styles for teaching makes learning easier for your child. Do you know what that means to YOU? It means you won’t have to repeat yourself as much. Your child will also learn more quickly! You can … Continue reading →
A Picture is Worth 1000 Words to a Visual Learner A Visual learner is someone with a visual learning style or “Visual / Spatial Intelligence.” According to Gardner’s Model of Multiple Intelligences, a visual learner “prefers graphs, pictures, and diagrams. … Continue reading →
Looking for Information on the Tactile Learning Style? This page is lists all of the links to pages about the Tactile Learning Style within the Learning Abled Kids’ website. There is a lot of information about the tactile learning style scattered throughout … Continue reading →
Looking for Information on the kinesthetic learning style? This page gives a list of our pages about the kinesthetic learning style throughout the website. I wanted to make finding that information easy for you. There are also related topics that don’t show up in … Continue reading →
Need Information about the auditory learning style ? There is a lot of information about the auditory learning style here. So, I wanted the information to be easy for you find! I have related topics here too. Topics related to the auditory learning style include multi-sensory instruction, assessment, … Continue reading →
One of the most commonly asked questions is: “What kind of teaching strategies should I use with my child? He has dyslexia.” Teaching a child with dyslexia to read is complicated issue requiring more explanation. After you read this page, … Continue reading →
Learning About Learning Styles and Strategies for Teaching is Important for Your Child’s Success There are four main learning styles and strategies according to the most popular learning styles model. The learning styles are auditory, visual, tactile, and kinesthetic. Your … Continue reading →
Use One or More Types of Learning Styles to Identify Your Child’s Learning Needs The most common learning styles model is the Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic, and Tactile model, or VAKT Learning Styles model. Other learning styles models explore additional learner … Continue reading →
