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as a visual learner, which of the following study techniques would be the least effective for you? A. Discussing the information with a study partner B. Using symbols in your notes. C. Using charts, illustrations, or graphic organizers. D. Color coding your notes to emphasize different facts.

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This is more a personal preference question, so honestly its a bit hard to get the answer they want, as no you may not have the same thinking pattern as the author of this question. Personally, I seem to color code my notes to emphasize things. But when I'm taking notes, and I see a important symbol or something like that I doodle it down. I also personally DESPISE discussing information with a study partner, and I work and learn much better alone.

So, saying this, I would say my personal answer would be A. Discussing the information with a study partner. This is honestly a difficult question to answer for someone as it is a personal preference question. If my answer didn't help you at all, I'd advise you think about it in kind of the way I did. What do YOU do while taking notes? Do you use color to tell yourself if something is important? Do you like talking to somebody about the information to understand it better? Do you like to draw out what you learned? Graph it out?

If you still need some help, you could always ask your instructor. :)
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As a visual learner, the technique which would be the least effective for you would be A. discussing the information with a study partner.
Visual learners obviously respond to images and symbolic things best, so it is safe to assume that B, C, and D would be effective, whereas A would not because it is a verbal, not a visual technique.
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