Visual learning style in bilingualism refers to the preference for using visual aids or visuals to enhance the understanding and acquisition of new language skills in a bilingual individual. This learning style may involve the use of pictures, diagrams, charts, graphs, videos, or other visual representations to support the learning process. Visual learners in bilingualism often benefit from seeing words or phrases accompanied by relevant visuals, as it helps them associate meaning and context more effectively. Additionally, visual cues may aid in memory retention and recall of vocabulary and grammar structures in both languages.
