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What Is Reading And Writing Learning Style?
Reading and writing is one of the four learning styles of the VARK model of learning, which consists of visual, auditory, reading and writing, and kinesthetic learning. Sometimes referred to as the second visual style, reading and writing is a type of learning during which people prefer to read and write in order to learn more effectively. These learners are known as read and write learners and usually learn best by reading and writing the information down. They are the people who always add notes to pictures, choose a hardcover book over an audiobook, and prefer using closed captions while watching videos. Their learning process consists of a combination between reading and writing, by reading to understand and note-taking to learn⁴.
Reading to understand
The read and write learners rely on reading to understand and learn. They may have problems grasping the information presented to them by other means such as lectures or pictures, as they are more comfortable with written words. Read and write learners typically choose textbooks, articles, handouts, and notes as their primary source of learning information. They also enjoy learning from reference materials like dictionaries and encyclopedias.
Note-taking for memory retention and learning
After reading a text, read and write learners prefer to reduce and rephrase it to retain information further. They use note-taking as a powerful tool for learning. These learners are usually successful in a traditional classroom environment, where they tend to take notes in most classes and benefit from reading and re-reading them. Writing the information down, rewriting, and reading it is what helps them better understand it.
Did you know that although reading and writing learners are usually the ‘good students’ in a class, they can find participating in discussions challenging? Since they can articulate themselves better when writing, they prefer to write their thoughts down before sharing them with the class. This way, they can process their thoughts and become more prepared and less stressed to share out loud. You can find more read and write learner characteristics in the list below.

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  Learn best by reading and taking notes
  
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  Like reading out-loud
  
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  Use dictionaries and other source materials as reference
  
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  Learn by re-reading their notes
  
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  Tend to remember information that they read or write down
  
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  Can become great writers
  
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  Prefer making organized Powerpoint Presentations for presenting different projects
  
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  Prefer reading by themselves rather than have someone read to them to retain information
  
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  Excel at multiple-choice and essay tests
  
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  Tend to be good at grammar since they read habitually and frequently
  
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  Prefer writing essays to oral presentations
  
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  Like researching
  
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  Express themselves better when writing rather than when talking
  
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  Tend to write detailed notes
  
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  Like words that have interesting/unique meanings and backgrounds
  
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  Prefer written feedback for their work or performance
  
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  Enjoy using lists and ordering things into categories
  
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  Enjoy reading in their free time