Agree d Disagree 1. I learn better by reading what the teacher writes on the chalkboard 2. When the teacher tells me the instructions I understand better
3. In my spare time, I like to play music,
listen to audiobooks or podcasts, or talk with friends.
4. I usually show people what I mean
when I explain something to them.
5. In my spare time, I would rather play
sports, practice yoga or do exercise, do crafts, or construct anything.
6. When I am trying to explain anything to
someone, I try describing it in multiple manners until they get it.
7. When I read instructions, I remember
them better.
8. Someone can first catch my attention
by the way they move and stand.
9. When someone tells me how to do
something in class, I learn it better.
10. In-person meetings are what I prefer
best.
11. I like to converse when I'm walking or
strolling, or perhaps working on something.
12. I learn better by reading than by
listening to someone.
13. I like my books to be highly action-
packed or to need you to solve problems—or not read at all. 14. In my spare time, I would play video games, watch TV, or see a movie.
15. I learn better in class when the teacher
gives a lecture.
16. I feel most at ease learning a new skill
by first observing my teacher perform it.
17. I enjoy learning in class by doing
experiments 18. When someone tells me how to do something in class, I learn it better.
19. I learn more by reading textbooks than
by listening to lectures.
20. I understand things better in class when
I participate in role-playing.
21. I feel most at ease addressing exactly
what I'm expected to accomplish with the teacher when learning a new skill.
22. I learn more by reading textbooks than
by listening to lectures.
23. I remember things I have heard in class
better than things I have read.
24. I can better internalize my learnings by
having someone ask me questions.. 25. My preferred method of learning new skills is to experiment on myself and figure it out as I go.
26. Books with lots of graphics or rich
imagery attracts me more.
27. When I explain anything to someone, I
usually ask them to attempt presenting the idea to them as they go.
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