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Thanks to today’s technology, podcasts are easily accessible on any smart device for kids who learn best by hearing. For auditory learners, listening to a lecture or having a supervisor give verbal instructions is preferable to reading a book or a set of written instructions.

For auditory learners who struggle with reading, podcasts (and audiobooks) double as a way to take in necessary information while building foundational language skills.

Auditory learners are often overwhelmed with the influx of visual information on a normal day at school and home: podcasts allow kids to rest their eyes while taking in knowledge through their ears.

The ability to pause, rewind, and playback means auditory learners can listen as many times as necessary to allow the information to sink in.

Podcast episodes are usually short and “to the point” making the information easy to digest.

However, podcasts are particularly beneficial for auditory learners. Benefits of Podcasts For Auditory LearnersĪs mentioned above, podcasts are a helpful teaching tool no matter your child’s learning style.

Obviously, this doesn’t fully encompass all of the traits of auditory learners, but it gives you a good overview and can offer some insight into whether or not your child learns best by hearing. prefers lecture and discussion over written assignments tends to read with whispering lip movements has trouble concentrating when there is too much or not enough background noise You understand and remember things you have heard. prefers spoken instructions over written instructions The Learning Styles Auditory Visual Tactile If you are an auditory learner, you learn by hearing and listening. talks frequently, to themselves and others Characteristics of an Auditory Learnerĭoes your child absorb information best by listening? If you aren’t sure, check out some common characteristics you might see in an auditory learner. Kinesthetic - Kinesthetic (or tactile) learners learn by touching and doing.

Visual - Visual learners learn by reading or seeing pictures.Īuditory - Auditory learners learn by hearing and speaking. In case you aren’t familiar with the three different learning styles, here’s a very brief explanation of each. Today, we’re going to tell you why auditory learners, in particular, can benefit from listening to podcasts at home and at school.

In the past, we’ve shared why podcasts are a handy resource for all types of learners - visual, auditory, and kinesthetic. But when are podcasts going to get their time to shine? We’ve been touting the wonders of audiobooks for years. Podcasts are a highly underrated teaching tool.