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Do you remember the citation of the study? I have heard of
this study from
other sources but have not read the study itself. If you
could give me a
line to hunt it down I would appreciate it.
Visualization is certainly necessary, but the distinction
between visual
and
auditory learners is not very important. The learning
preference has been
often touted as requiring that information be presented in
multiple ways
to
satisfy all learners. But this has been disproven. They
tested students
for their learning preference and then ran two experiments
back to back.
In
the first one all information was presented auditorily, and
then tested.
The second one presented all information visually, and then
tested. The
results were that students preference did not matter.
Auditory and visual
learners learned the same no matter the mode of presentation.