1. Stimulating the Senses
By: Patrick McGrane

2. The Five Senses
 Sight
 Smell
 Hearing
 Taste
 Touch

3. Sight
 Some people are visual learners, meaning they can learn best
is they see something being demonstrated.
 Visual learners need to see what is being taught to them, like
a math problem, if they are shown how to work it using
various examples then the learner will understand it instead
of if someone just gives them a formula

4. Visual Learners
 The best way for visual learners to remember is by looking at
images, colors and maps
 For this type of learner it is best to use images instead of text
whenever possible

5. Listening
 If you learn best by listening then you are a auditory learners
 Auditory learners can listen to a lecture and easily learn what
is important and remember almost everything that was said.
 It would be best for auditory learners to use sound or rhythm
in their learning
 Recordings of a class lecture helps auditory learners pull
more out of a class

6. Touch
 Those who learn best by touch are called physical learners
 These people learn best by physical activity
 The best way for physical learners to learn is relate what they
are learning to real life
 It would also help you learn if draw out diagrams that will
also help learn the required materials.

7. Using smell to remember
 Many ignore their sense of smell, which is natural for the
brain to do.
 But really your sense of smell can help you gather
information about their environment.
 It will also help you remember what different places smell
like.

8. Stimulating the Senses
 You must stimulate your senses while learning or your brain
will lose focus and not pay attention
 It is important to know how you learn best, so you can find
how to study the information your given and get the most
out of it

9. Help with stimulating your senses
 It helps all your senses to be in big, open, quite spaces to
study.
 It also helps to rest frequently, when you are studying for
long periods of time. Take a break every 45 minutes or so to
ease your mind and then hit the books again

10. More help with stimulating your
senses
 Try different types of learning methods. If you are a visual
learner try to learn by just listening and see how it works for
you.
 Get a positive attitude towards what your learning. Your
attitude will make a large difference in what you take out of a
lecture or while reading your notes

11. Citation Page
 advanology.com, (2007). the visual learning style. Retrieved July 11, 2009,
from www.the-learning-styles-online.com Web site:
http://www.learning-styles-online.com/style/visual-spatial/
 University of Chicago (2007, April 30). Brain Processes Sense Of Smell Better
Than Previously Thought. ScienceDaily. Retrieved July 11, 2009, from http://
www.sciencedaily.com­ /releases/2007/04/070428094824.htm
 Accelerated Learning Techniques, (2003). 10 Accelerated Learning
Techniques. Retrieved July 11, 2009, from www.willywalnut.com Web
site:http://www.wilywalnut.com/accelerated-learning.html