Every individual has a unique learning style; which often correlates to their preferred reading strategies. Some people prefer E-books while others prefer paper. This however depends on the preference of the reader, some claim E-books are distracting with the temptation of the internet being a click away, while others debate that the constant flicking through pages preoccupies them from fully engaging with the material (Baggini, p.2). While there are a variety of options to choose on how to read, a persons learning style may affect their choices. There are seven different learning styles that a person could potentially possess, and each style has a distinctive way of enhancing ones understanding. An auditory reader for example may read aloud to themselves or have a device read audibility to aid their understanding. A visual learner, however, might enjoy a paper book to sketch out pictures or write down personal connections to benefit their reading experience. Although there are seven different learning styles, there are two different reading styles; Deep reading and active learning.
