- only about 12% of people are expressive learners
- some of the most common jobs for expressive learners is a playwright, poet, ad-writer, and novelist
- usually expressive learners are sensitive to patterns, logic, and symmetry
- there are two types of expressive learners, Oral expressive learners and Written expressive learners
- Oral expressive learners are neat, write fluently, and usually very organized
- good at seeing the border picture
- adapts to new situations easier
- concerned with creativity
Some tips that expressive learners might want to use:
FOR ORAL EXPRESSIVE LEARNERS:
- speak to others about information
- ask your teacher if you can take oral tests instead of tests on paper or with tests on paper
- use a recorder to organize thoughts
- organize thoughts by writing them down
- ask your teacher if you can take a essay type test when possible
- write down your notes down on paper
- blogging is a good way to spend your free time
- expressive learners prefer to express their feelings, thoughts, and memories
- sometimes they learn best when they are drawing or writing
- when they forget something and they look at the thing they drew or smelled, they remember the thing they were learning