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Testimonials

The main advantage of focusing on the VARK modal preferences is that both students and teachers can adjust their behaviours to use modal preferences positively in learning and teaching.

Rod St Hill Modal Preferences in Teaching and Learning Economics; Associate Professor in Economics, Faculty of Business, University of Southern Queensland, Australia.

I also quite successfully used American Sign Language as a tool in my studying. When I was doing straight memorization, I would sign what I was trying to remember. Then, during the test, all I had to do was close my eyes and "see" myself signing and I would remember the answer.

It was a popular assignment (some students said it was "fun") and provided useful information for me and my colleagues about our students.

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