Because all teachers have different teaching styles, it's important to understand your particular learning style and find ways to help yourself when your professor's teaching style doesn't match your learning style. There are some things that global and sequential learners can try to do better in their classes. The majority of people are sequential learners. As a result, information in most courses is presented in a sequential order. However, some professors tend to present information in random order while they lecture. This would probably not bother a global learner, but sequential learners might feel lost and confused. They might benefit from attempting to outline their lecture notes in logical sequence after class. It might also help sequential learners to meet with teachers or classmates weekly to ask them to provide any missing steps in their lecture notes.