Extrovert learners grasp ideas by working within a group. They learn best when they can participate in group activities, study circles and the like.

At home, giving the opportunity to work together with you or perhaps other children can be very useful. Feeling as part of a team, understanding how to achieve a common goal by using working relationships, etc. can foster a higher interest in learning. For example, perhaps your child is learning to read. Can you read the lines of one character, while your child reads the other and even acts out the plot?

Want another example? Maybe your child is learning about space exploration. Research child online forums or mailing lists in which he or she can participate and exchange ideas.