Name: Arianalie M.

Cepada Course/Section: BSN - NU203

Subject: Health Education Date:

MY LEARNING STYLE

I am going to discuss my preferred method of learning, also called a learning

style. I believe that people do prefer to learn in a certain manner, but are
capable of learning in many styles rather than just the one preferred.Learning
style refers to the way an individual prefers to learn and process information.

I am a visual learner. This means that I prefer to learn by seeing things, either
through pictures or diagrams or by reading text. When I am given a new task at
work, I need to see what it is I have to do in order to understand it properly. Once
I have a clear picture in my head, I can then start working on it. Visual learners
often find it helpful to create mind maps or flow charts to organize their thoughts
and ideas. This can be a useful way of seeing the big picture and understanding
how all the different elements of a task fit together.Visual learners remember best
what they see: pictures, diagrams, flow charts, time lines, films, demonstrations.
If something is simply said to them they will probably forget it.

I really like how visuals can help to make complex ideas more understandable. I
also find that they help me to focus and pay attention when I am trying to learn
something new. And finally, I think that visuals are often more memorable than
words, which is obviously a big plus when it comes to learning and retention.

Overall, being a visual learner has its advantages and disadvantages. However, I
have found that understanding my learning style and using visuals to my
advantage has really helped me to succeed both academically and in other areas
of my life. I’ve found that visual aids are an extremely valuable tool in my learning
process. By taking advantage of the way my brain works best, I’ve been able to
learn more effectively and efficiently. If you’re a visual learner like me, I
encourage you to experiment with different types of visuals and find what works
best for you.