Welcome the students and introduce the concept of learning styles and the importance of using study techniques that match each style.

Explain the key components of visual learning. Use images or diagrams if possible, and relate with everyday examples like colorful charts or mind maps.

Discuss auditory learning methods. Consider playing a short audio clip or reciting information for auditory reinforcement.

Focus on kinesthetic learning. Demonstrate physical activities that connect study concepts with movement.

Summarize the learning styles and encourage students to share which style suits them best. Lead the wrap-up discussion and answer any questions.

Introduce a concrete example of a mind map using a familiar topic: the Solar System. Explain how the central idea is at the center and related ideas branch out.

Provide another example using a different subject. This one uses historical events. Encourage students to think about how different categories can help them structure their ideas.

Summarize the key components of a mind map. Encourage students to create their own mind maps based on topics they are studying.