Part One
Learning is a continuous process as people are always learning new things in their lives. Learning, according to Mayer (2001), is a process that helps in acquiring new or shaping existing skills, knowledge, behaviors, preferences and values. In essence, it involves synthesizing a host of information. People learn differently. In addition, no one has a single learning style; people tend to learn through different learning styles although one of them could stand out as a preferred method (Mayer, 2001). The most dominant learning styles are visual, aural, read or write and kinesthetic.
In the visual style, the learner uses
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