Reading and Writing Learning Style
Stephanie M. Clapper
SLS 1105-104
May 25, 2012
Edna Murugan

And Dave Anderson (Team A Leader) Reading and Writing Learning Style

There are different learning styles for every person. Everyone has some kind of way to make themselves learn what that style is as well. The learning style that we know best is what will help us get through our studies. The learning style can help us get the grade we deserve. The learning style we will be talking about is the reading and writing style.
The reading and writing style is the way a learner learns through reading a book, or material then writing what they have learned [ (O'Neal, 2010) ]. In other words reader/writers learn best in the written language. Reader/writer learners like when the teacher or instructor use the dry erase or black board because they can understand what the instructor is teaching them and this form helps them become better studiers and students in class and out of class. Flash cards are another good way for a reader/writer learner to recall what they have learned because they can write the information on the cards and then read them and recite them for their studies. Reader/writers love to collect book and have a huge library for enrichment (O’Neal, 2010).
Reader/Writers are good with grocery list and poetry and they do not need to change to some other way because they are good at writing and reading the lists (O’Neal, 2010). They are great at writing a quick set of directions for people when they ask where places or a street is. They enjoy games that have to do with spelling words or sentences. Some reader/writers like to email and text people rather than call or someone on a phone. A reader/writer learner will take charts and graphs and make them into words for example they will add notes