Visual learners remember best when they use their eyes. Some visual learners remember pictures best, some words and some numbers. Seeing learners can picture in their mind things that are described to them; they memorize how things like spelling words look. They can understand material better when they read it themselves than when they listen to it. When they must listen, they like to take notes to help them recall the information later. Seeing learners also write assignments down to help them remember what to study. Most visual learners would prefer to use directions to put things together rather than just figure it out, many are very organized, neat, and attentive to details.