You love to talk, are a good listener and often like to sing. You learn best by hearing new information. Understanding new concepts works best when you are given the opportunity to discuss them. You thrive on group work and group discussions in class. You studies well in an active environment. You like verbal instructions and do well when there is a lot going on around
you.
Silence can be distracting! Study with a friend. Ask teachers if you can sit at the front of the classroom to better participate in Q&A. Ask if you have permission to give an oral report or turn in a digital audio file rather than turning in written work. During homework, listen to music or set up in the kitchen while someone is prepping dinner (Except for when you really need to concentrate, then eliminated all auditory distractions).
IMPORTANT! This is not a bucket system. Each section shares many of the characteristics of and suggestions for that learning styles. EACH LEARNER IS UNIQUE AND MAY IDENTIFY WITH MORE THAN JUST ONE TYPE OF EARNING STYLE, AND/OR FIND HABITS HELPFUL IN MORE THAN ONE STYLE. This means that you may see ideas that sound like you within more than just one style, and combining the hacks of each style you identify with can help with staying organized and learning in a way that is perfectly unique to you!
