Students relate well to written information, pictures, and observation. Typically they will benefit from sessions where they can observe skills and possibly take notes. In some cases, information won’t seem real unless they have seen it written down. They will respond well to demonstrations both ashore and afloat, and a range of visual aids.
Auditory preference students make up about 10–30 per cent of the population. 10%-30%的⼈属于听觉学习者。
Students relate well to the spoken word. They like to hear clear, verbal explanations of skills both afloat and ashore. Often, written information will have little meaning until it has been heard, and it may help them if they read written information out loud. Auditory learners can be sophisticated speakers, and work in jobs which require this skill.