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Teachers and parents may assist students with subjects in which they have trouble understanding using resources. Subjects may have topics with a lot of notes that require constant learning. Students can memorise this information with resources that cater to the four learning styles.
Visual: Posters, charts, maps, diagrams, photographs, videos
Audio: Recorders, music, videos, pianos, guitars, flutes, drums, microphones
Read-Write: Story books, novels, activity books, journals, sample essays and reports
Kinesthetic: Costumes, props, music, scripts, tools, equipment
Here are some subjects that definitely require resources during the learning process.
Subjects – Math, English, Geography, History
– mathematical formulas, times tables, roman numerals, names of angles, and equation differences;
– English literary devices, grammar rules, vocabulary, difficult words to spell, and words and meanings;
– Geographical location names, labels on a map, and notes on the interaction of air, land, and sea;
– Historical events and period they occurred, names of noteworthy people in history, and changes
Subjects – Business, Accounting, Spanish, French
– Business terms, definitions, advantages and disadvantages of systems
– Accounting formats, rules, examples of reports, and notes on taxes
– Spanish and French vocabulary translation, and difficult words and pronunciation to remember
See also:
Resources for an active classroom
Memory development and sensory resources
Let the outspoken student be heard
Accelerated student in the classroom
Sensory learner and classroom design
Outdoor learning for students and the family
Disciplined student: Addressing the needs
Active learning and the students
Using focus exercises in the classroom
SEA exam: 5 tips for stressed-out parents
CXC/CSEC exam tips for students ready or not
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