Cathy explains how combining different types of study materials helps complement your learning style (visual, kinesthetic, auditory) and level up YOUR way.
Five a Day: What's your type?
Updated: Cathy Parkes
Full Transcript: Five a Day: What's your type?
Full Transcript: Five a Day: What's your type?
With our five-a-day challenge, you can pick the learning style that works the best for you.
If you are a visual and kinesthetic learner, then our flashcards are a great fit. The information on our flashcards is clearly and logically laid out, and key testable facts are called out in bold red text.
If you are an auditory learner, then our videos are going to be super helpful. They are usually about five to six minutes in length, and they get straight to the point.
And then combining our videos with our flashcards is the best of all worlds.
So seeing the information on the flashcards and then hearing it explained in the videos, and then having the flashcards to review is a powerful combination.
So whatever your learning style is, we've got you covered.
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I actually did this with my ob/peds course, I have not touched the textbook I’ve been using lectures and my level up rn flash cards and videos to review and currently have passed my first 2 exams with flying color. I wish I had done this method earlier in my nursing school journey