COMPREHENSION

"Comprehension is the action to understand something." 

There are three types of comprehension in the learning process: LITERAL COMPREHENSION,  APPLIED COMPREHENSION, and IMPLIED COMPREHENSION.

Literal Comprehension is fact-based evidence. Teachers must provide students activities that involves all the senses. This kind of comprehension deals with kinesthetic students.

Applied Comprehension is a comparison and contrast comprehension. It resuts from students own experiences and the interactions with a text. It deals with visual students.

Implied Comprehension is based on context or ilustrative material that involves oral, visual, tactil and kinesthetic activities.

Understanding the different kind of comprehension in our students gives us the opportunity to understand their different learning styles.