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What's your learning style? - Moonlapse - 2011-01-21
I think I am a visual learner. I like reading the figures in textbooks more than the text itself.
What's your learning style? - Zelkova - 2011-01-21
Im that K one. I forget its name.
What's your learning style? - Moonlapse - 2011-01-21
Zelkova Wrote:Im that K one. I forget its name.
kinesthetic?
What's your learning style? - Zelkova - 2011-01-21
Moonlapse Wrote:kinesthetic?
I guess I should look it up. I prefer to learn by doing something.
What's your learning style? - Locked - 2011-01-21
All around learner?
What's your learning style? - Kojo - 2011-01-21
Visual learner
What's your learning style? - sicnarf - 2011-01-21
A combination of visual and kinesthetic.
What's your learning style? - Kalovale - 2011-01-21
sicnarf Wrote:A combination of visual and kinesthetic.
This. Or trial and error, most the time.
What's your learning style? - Worthyness - 2011-01-21
i learn better when i do things. I can't take a test worth beans. I could pretty uch ace a science class no problem if its a lab type, but when it comes to the tests, i pretty much fail. (which doesn't help me at all in college...)
What's your learning style? - Fiel - 2011-01-21
Very heavily visual. It's to the point where someone can explain something to me in audio and it just doesn't make sense until I see a picture. This is likely because I've been hard of hearing my entire life.
What's your learning style? - Sarah - 2011-01-21
Kalovale Wrote:This. Or trial and error, most the time.
Almost entirely this.
What's your learning style? - Link - 2011-01-21
Yeah...
I'm mainly trial and error, but I'm no good at it.
Yay for learning disabilities ._.
What's your learning style? - Twilight - 2011-01-21
Auditory.
What's your learning style? - Turtally - 2011-01-21
For me, I need to figure a concept out by tearing it apart, knowing why stuff happens, etc. the first time I encounter it. If I leave it until later to grasp the concept, it's difficult for me to catch up. I'm good at learning from lectures, because I dissect what the teacher is talking about and understand it by the time class is over. Anything I don't get, I try out on my own, or I ask around. The downside of that is when I stop paying attention in class. I start to feel a bit disoriented after, because I feel like I need what I missed to fully grasp the subject.
I think that makes me right-brained.
What's your learning style? - Sn1perJohnE - 2011-01-21
sicnarf Wrote:A combination of visual and kinesthetic.
This as well. Ive never really liked buying college books, and I usually never do. If I do end up buying them, I usually dont read them.
What's your learning style? - Thugnificent - 2011-01-21
Logical and Aural.
What's your learning style? - Alley - 2011-01-21
Visual. But no teacher ever caters to me.
What's your learning style? - Rob - 2011-01-21
Trial and error. Self teaching. I learn what I want to learn, I don't learn what I don't want to learn. I have a problem with that.
What's your learning style? - Khoi - 2011-01-21
Visual.
I can't understand something based on lectures alone. I've always had this problem. I'd rather watch something in action a couple of times, then I pick it up really fast.
What's your learning style? - Manu - 2011-01-21
Rob Wrote:Trial and error. Self teaching. I learn what I want to learn, I don't learn what I don't want to learn. I have a problem with that.
I have that too, it's horrible. If I don't care about it I just WON'T learn it, try explaining that to my biology teacher.
Anyway, for tests and such, I have to write the things in order to learn them, writing helps me a lot.
The other half of my learning is kinesthetic and visual.