What Learning Style Suits You The Best As A Student?
In this quiz, you will learn your strongest learning style preferences to make yourself a better student. Not everyone can follow a particular way to learn something, all of us are diverse thus do things in different ways. Although, every single person uses many ways to learn but there is always a style a student can call his own. So, which would it be for you?
- 1.
In class, tests that include:
- A.
Diagrams or maps that show a process.
- B.
Multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, or short definitions.
- C.
Essays, quizzes exams, or anything involving words.
- D.
Oral exams or writing responses to things you have heard in class.
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- 2.
When talking or listening to others, you tend to:
- A.
Speak slowly and explain things well, great at listening, but cannot concentrate in noisy areas.
- B.
Talk much slower than others, use your hands a lot, and move around a lot.
- C.
Talk at a normal pace, but find yourself thinking of words in your head that are being said.
- D.
Tend to be fast talkers, sometimes interrupt others, sometimes miss some of what is said.
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- 3.
What kind of teacher do you think is ideal?
- A.
Who has you write down neat and easily explained definitions and do worksheets in class.
- B.
One that lectures a lot and gives you a verbal summary of the lesson at the end.
- C.
Someone who has hands-on lessons, games, and projects, and a lot of breaks for us to move around.
- D.
Writes out the directions, uses pictures and diagrams and lets us write notes during class.
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- 4.
When looking at websites or social media, the ones you like the best include:
- A.
Something I can be active with, like a game or tutorial.
- B.
Music, radio programs, or interviews I can listen to.
- C.
Great written descriptions, lists, or reviews.
- D.
Attractive design, videos, photos, or infographics.
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- 5.
Let's suppose, you went to a group study. So, studying as a group, you would prefer:
- A.
A group discussion to hear more about the topic.
- B.
Dividing up the unit and exchanging notes.
- C.
Sharing flashcards with charts and diagrams.
- D.
Taking turns acting out the definitions or concepts.
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- 6.
How would you memorize something? What makes you memorize facts, methods, dates, and useful information conveniently in your class?
- A.
Listening to the teacher, or in group discussion with mates.
- B.
Making notes, and revise.
- C.
Practicals, or physical activities.
- D.
Watching images, demonstration videos, graphs,etc.
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- 7.
Do you like to listen to music while studying? (On a scale 1-10)
- A.
1-3
- B.
4-6
- C.
6-9
- D.
10
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- 8.
If your friend invites you to a group study, would you go or stay home and study by yourself?
- A.
Yes! Definitely. I like to discuss study topics with my friends.
- B.
Yeah! Totally, I can take notes and revise then question each other for practice.
- C.
Yeah, we can discuss and explain various topics to each other while moving. Sitting at one place all alone is not cool.
- D.
Well, I don't need to since I study most of the time from video tutorials and demos.
- E.
No! I like to study alone. Take notes, revise, write it down, revise, done!
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- 9.
Do you think smart classes are good for education? Or not as effective as regular ways of learning and a total waste of energy?
- A.
Not that bad... I have neutral thoughts about it.
- B.
Well, to some these work fine but not for me.
- C.
Smart classes mean you have to look at a screen for almost an hour, watching and listening sitting at one place. Is that not boring and tiring enough?
- D.
No way! Probably the best way of learning.
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