learning+by+(Wilson)

Practical learning usually means that students learn by doing experiments or by hand on experiences, rather than listening to the abstract theories introduced by their teachers. I believe that it is evident that a practical approach makes the concepts easier to understand. If you are given concrete examples, you will be able to get the knowledge without difficulties, whereas theories are difficult for students to understand and they then lose interest in learning. Moreover, visual methods enhance teaching and learning a lot. This means that you are given visual materials instead written ones. As a result, you will have a better understand of what you have learnt. The use of multimedia elements can motivate you to learn more and know more. Besides, you will find some of the visual elements really interesting and amusing. By contrast, if you have to face a lot of written materials, I think you will fall asleep in a short while.