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If your child is an auditory learner
-- Have him read notes and study materials into a cassette recorder as if he were a disc jockey or sports announcer. This will hold his interest when he reviews them for a test.
-- Help her recite multiplication tables and other facts to the rhythm of a favorite song.
-- Allow him to study with a partner or a few classmates.
-- Look for the audio versions of books she's reading in class or for pleasure. Your child may be eligible to borrow recorded textbooks from Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic for a modest annual membership fee — or to get non-textbook recordings from the National Library Service at no cost.
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