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| Learning Techniques | If a child is a logical learner, the aim is to understand the reasons behind his or her content and skills. Understanding more detail behind his or her compulsory content helps to memorize and learn the material that a child need to know. A logical learner should explore the links between different systems, and note them down.
While logical learners study, they create and use lists by extracting key points from the material. They may also want to use statistics and other analysis to help in identifying areas they may want to concentrate on.
Parents should pay attention to their child’s physical state. It is possible that children isolate their own body from their rational thought.
Also parents should remember that association often works well when it is illogical and irrational. It does not matter how logical two items are together. They have a better chance of recalling them later if they have make the association illogical. Child’s brain may protest at first.
Parents can make use of system thinking to help understand the links between different parts of a system. An important point here is that system thinking helps children to understand the bigger picture. Often the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. For instance, children may understand the individual aircraft systems and flight surfaces, but they may not have a view of how all those systems support flight in equilibrium. Systems diagrams can help them gain that understanding.
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