Read
and choose the answer (a, b or c) which is the closest match for you
1. When
I operate new equipment I
generally:
a)
read the instructions first
b)
listen to an explanation from
someone
who has used it before
c) go
ahead and have a go, I can
figure
it out as I use it
2. When
I need directions for travelling
I
usually:
a)
look at a map
b) ask
for spoken directions
c)
follow my nose and maybe use a
compass
3. When
I cook a new dish, I like to:
a)
follow a written recipe
b)
call a friend for an explanation
c)
follow my instincts, testing as I cook
4. If I
am teaching someone
something
new, I tend to:
a)
write instructions down for them
b)
give them a verbal explanation
c)
demonstrate first and then let them
have a
go
5. I
tend to say:
a)
watch how I do it
b)
listen to me explain
c) you
have a go
6.
During my free time I most enjoy:
a)
going to museums and galleries
b)
listening to music and talking to
my
friends
c)
playing sport or doing DIY( do it
yourself
)
7. When
I go shopping for clothes,
I tend
to:
a)
imagine what they would look
like
on
b)
discuss them with the shop staff
c) try
them on and test them out
8. When
I am choosing a holiday I
usually:
a)
read lots of brochures
b)
listen to recommendations from friends
c)
imagine what it would be like to
be
there
9. If I
was buying a new car, I would:
a)
read reviews in newspapers and
magazines
b)
discuss what I need with my
friends
c) test-drive
lots of different types
10. When
I am learning a new skill,
I am
most comfortable:
a)
watching what the teacher is doing
b)
talking through with the teacher
exactly
what I’m supposed to do
c)
giving it a try myself and work it
out as
I go
11. If I
am choosing food off a menu,
I tend
to:
a)
imagine what the food will look
like
b)
talk through the options in my
head
or with my partner
c)
imagine what the food will taste
like
12. When
I listen to a band, I can’t
help:
a)
watching the band members and
other
people in the audience
b)
listening to the lyrics and the beats
c)
moving in time with the music
13. When
I concentrate, I most
often:
a)
focus on the words or the pictures
in
front of me
b)
discuss the problem and the
possible
solutions in my head
c)
move around a lot, fiddle with pens
and
pencils and touch things
14. I
choose household furnishings
because
I like:
a)
their colours and how they look
b) the
descriptions the sales-people
give
me
c)
their textures and what it feels like
to touch
them
15. My
first memory is of:
a)
looking at something
b)
being spoken to
c)
doing something
16. When
I am anxious, I:
a)
visualise the worst-case scenarios
b)
talk over in my head what worries
me
most
c)
can’t sit still, fiddle and move
around
constantly
17. I
feel especially connected to
other
people because of:
a) how
they look
b)
what they say to me
c) how
they make me feel
18. When I
have to revise for an
exam,
I generally:
a)
write lots of revision notes and
diagrams
b)
talk over my notes, alone or with
other
people
c)
imagine making the movement or
creating
the formula
19. If I
am explaining to someone I
tend
to:
a)
show them what I mean
b)
explain to them in different ways
until
they understand
c)
encourage them to try and talk them
through
my idea as they do it
20. I
really love:
a)
watching films, photography,
l o o
k i n g a t a r t o r p e o p l e
watching
b)
listening to music, the radio or
talking
to friends
c)
taking part in sporting activities,
eating
fine foods and wines or
dancing
21. Most
of my free time is spent:
a)
watching television
b)
talking to friends
c)
doing physical activity or making
things
22. When
I first contact a new
person,
I usually:
a)
arrange a face to face meeting
b)
talk to them on the telephone
c) try
to get together whilst doing
something
else, such as an activity
or a
meal
a)
look and dress
b)
sound and speak
c)
stand and move
24. If I
am angry, I tend to:
a)
keep replaying in my mind what it
is
that has upset me
b)
raise my voice and tell people
how I
feel
c)
stamp about, slam doors and
physically
demonstrate my anger
25. I
find it easiest to remember:
a)
faces
b)
names
c)
things I have done
26. I
think that you can tell if someone
is
lying if:
a)
they avoid looking at you
b)
their voices changes
c)
they give me funny vibes
27. When
I meet an old friend:
a) I
say “it’s great to see you!”
b) I
say “it’s great to hear from you!”
c) I
give them a hug or a handshake
28. I
remember things best by:
a)
writing notes or keeping printed
details
b)
saying them aloud or repeating
words
and key points in my head
c)
doing and practising the activity
or
imagining it being done
29. If I
have to complain about faulty
goods,
I am most comfortable:
a)
writing a letter
b)
complaining over the phone
c) taking
the item back to the store
or
posting it to head office
30. I
tend to say:
a) I
see what you mean
b) I
hear what you are saying
c) I
know how you feel
Now
add up how many A’s, B’s and C’s you selected.
A’s =
B’s = C’s =
Results:
If you
chose mostly A’s you have a VISUAL learning
style.
If you
chose mostly B’s you have an AUDITORY learning
style.
If you
chose mostly C’s you have a KINAESTHETIC learning
style.
Visual
learners. In a learning context you learn best through seeing
–
flash cards, videos, diagrams and charts work well for you. To assimilate
learning
and information you always need to have something
written,
e.g. handouts, worksheets. You prefer illustrated materials,
preferably
in colour. When you make notes they are well-organized
and
often illustrated by diagrams and drawings and you are good at
detail.
When you need to remember something you visualize how
it
looked, e.g., place and people – you are good at remembering
faces,
but forget names. You are sensitive to ‘body language’ and
understand
meaning, emotions, moods from facial expressions and
posture.
You are not good at following oral instructions, preferring
to see
something demonstrated, or written down. You ‘switch off’ if
you
have to listen to others’ speaking for prolonged periods and you
have a
tendency to daydream.
Auditory
learners. In a learning context you learn best through listening.
You
have a good ear and do well in pronunciation work. You are
confident
about speaking out and answering in class. You can follow
lectures
quite easily without becoming distracted and are able to assimilate
spoken
information efficiently. You are usually successful
in
oral exams. You also like to read things aloud to yourself to help
you
understand. You prefer spoken instructions and explanations,
you
find written instructions difficult. When you need to remember
something
you think about sounds and things people said. You can
memorize
facts and information easily and you are good at telling
jokes
and stories. You like working in groups, brainstorming, discussing
and
exchanging information. You are not keen on reading,
making
notes or writing things down.
Kinaesthetic
learners. In a learning context you learn best through
moving,
doing and touching. You need to have ‘hands-on experience
to
assimilate learning. You like to take things apart to find out
how
they work, rather than reading instructions or studying diagrams.
In
class you respond well to discovery techniques. You are good at
drawing
and you often doodle during listening activities. You perform
well
in role plays and activities where you can move around and talk
to
others. You are easily distracted and have a tendency to fidget
during
lectures and talks. You get bored quickly if you have to sit for
too
long. You remember things by recalling actions. You like to think
things
through and work out problems while you are taking exercise.
Mixed
style learners are very lucky as they can adapt to any learning
situation.
You
benefit from visual stimuli such as diagrams, charts, pictures.
You
use visualization to remember things and you can pick up meaning
from
body language. You are equally comfortable with listening to lectures
and
spoken information as you are with written instructions. You are an able
communicator – a good listener as well as a good speaker.
You
also enjoy moving around, for example doing mingle activities and
you
enjoy role plays.
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