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Auditory vrs. Visual Learning

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Subject: Auditory vrs. Visual Learning
From: Gregory Kramer <70312.265@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 26 Oct 1993 16:52:48 EDT
Reply-to: Gregory Kramer <70312.265@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Dear Colleagues:

Could anyone guide me to literature that suggests that some people learn
better aurally than visually?  From what I gather, the work with dyslexics
mostly implies that since some people can't read well but can listen to words
and extract information, that these people are 'auditory' learners.  I am more
interested in work that extends this beyond the printed/spoken word comparison
to non-speech audio.

Thank you.

Greg

Gregory Kramer
Clarity/Nelson Lane
Garrison, NY  10524
914-424-4071
fax:914-424-3467
email: kramer@santafe.edu

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