


Linguistic Learners love reading, writing, and listening. They learn from lectures, note taking and summarizing what they are learning. Linguistic learners love words— their definitions and origins. “Traditional” school settings have always catered to Linguistic Learners.
While studying the scriptures, linguistic learners can write questions and search to find the answer to their questions. They can prepare talks about a specific gospel topic by reading or listening to General Conference talks on the subject as well as scripture on the topic. Linguistic learners can memorize key scripture or quotes. They can find the definition of words they are reading to understand them better. You can also read a verse of scripture and then write it again in your own words.
All learning styles use the Linguistic Learning style to acquire the scripture text by reading or listening to them. In short, all learning styles rely on the Linguistic Learning— a style we all use all the time.
Enjoy seeking!!