- Vertical Transfer Learning at a lower level facilitates learning at a higher level (e.g., basic arithmetic for algebra). - Horizontal Transfer Learning a skill or concept in one situation can be applied to a similar situation or context (e.g., using knowledge of addition to solve a word problem involving addition). - Sequential Transfer Learning in a specific order is crucial, where mastering one step is a prerequisite for the next. - Bilateral Transfer Learning in one limb or body part can influence learning in the opposite limb or body part (more common in motor skills).