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Lee learns best when lessons are related to current events as well as using technology. A teacher may use iPads or Tablets to teach about different topics. Communication and creativity are also great ways to help Lee learn

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Ariel learns best when she is immersed in the workplace. For example, Taking Ariel on field trips or lab settings will help her understand information most effective.

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Ted learns best in any situation stated before. A teacher can incorporate classroom layouts, and customize lessons so that Ted can use the full capacity of his learning abilities

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Heather learns best when she experiences things firsthand. For example, a teacher could use props or videos to help Heather learn about a variety of different topics.

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Jax learns best when he when he uses his prior knowledge to learn new things. The most effective way to teach Jax is to create situations that question his and others assumptions.

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Ellie learns best when she is rewarded or punished. For example, if she behaves in class and get all of her homework accomplished the teacher may reward her with a piece of candy. If she doesn't behave in class she may receive a detention or time away from recess.

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Learning theories are important to understand as a future educator because each child that a teacher will teach in the future will have a different method of learning, thinking, and retaining information.

Although all of these learning methods are theories there is a lot of evidence that people do learn in these ways.