Subject: Auditory vrs. Visual Learning From: Gregory Kramer <70312.265(at)COMPUSERVE.COM> Date: Tue, 26 Oct 1993 16:52:48 EDTDear Colleagues: Could anyone guide me to literature that suggests that some people learn better aurally than visually? From what I gather, the work with dyslexics mostly implies that since some people can't read well but can listen to words and extract information, that these people are 'auditory' learners. I am more interested in work that extends this beyond the printed/spoken word comparison to non-speech audio. Thank you. Greg Gregory Kramer Clarity/Nelson Lane Garrison, NY 10524 914-424-4071 fax:914-424-3467 email: kramer(at)santafe.edu