Resources › For Students and Parents Learning Style Quiz Visual, Auditory, or Tactile Learner? Share Flipboard Email Study Tips for Better Grades Introduction What Kind of Learner Are You? Quiz: What's Your Learning Style? Study Strategies for Every Learning Style Tips for Kinesthetic Learners Tips for Visual Learners Tips for Auditory Learners Why Math Is Hard for Some Learners Creating Your Study Space How to Create an Ideal Study Space How to Make a Small Space Productive for Studying Best Pandora Stations for Studying Best Spotify Stations for Studying Essential Study Skills How to Find the Main Idea of a Passage How to Use Sticky Notes to Remember What You Read Why Taking Notes in Class Is So Important How to Outline a Chapter How to Make Vocabulary Flashcards Breaking Bad Study Habits 5 Bad Study Habits and How to Fix Them How to Avoid Distraction and Stay Focused Quick Fixes to Improve Your Grades When to Study How Long Should I Be Studying? How to Study for an Exam in Two Days How to Study the Night Before a Test How to Cram for a Test How to Prepare for Different Kinds of Tests How to Study for Objective Test Questions How to Study for Fill in the Blank Tests How to Study for Multiple Choice Exams How to Study for Open Book Exams How do you learn best: by seeing, hearing, or experiencing information?. Saul Gravy/Ikon Images/Getty Images By Grace Fleming Grace Fleming Education Expert M.Ed., Education Administration, University of Georgia B.A., History, Armstrong State University Grace Fleming, M.Ed., is a senior academic advisor at Georgia Southern University, where she helps students improve their academic performance and develop good study skills. Learn about our Editorial Process Updated on January 02, 2019 1. Which answer best matches your feelings when you take a walk in the woods? Mike Powell/Digital Vision/Getty Images I notice the beauty of the colors and the shadows. I like to close my eyes and enjoy the sounds. I love the sound of the wind and the animals I love the way I feel during an energetic walk. Correct Wrong 2. When you look at a complex infographic, what is your first impression? filo/DigitalVision Vectors/Getty Images Your head hurts and you don't know what's going on with all those arrows. You trace the arrows with your fingers to follow the different paths. You may imagine yourself in the infographic. It all makes perfect sense pretty quickly. Correct Wrong 3. Which technique helped you learn your multiplication tables? Ann Cutt/Stockbyte/Getty Images Practicing out loud with a parent or friend. Quietly reviewing flashcards. Writing them out over and over. Correct Wrong 4. Which study strategy do you utilize most often? Hero Images/Getty Images Making up songs to remember material. Pacing back and forth while quizzing yourself. Highlighting your notes in bright colors. Correct Wrong 5. If you listen to music when studying: Hero Images/Getty Images You can't help dancing around the room. You don't learn much because the music is distracting. You concentrate better and learn more quickly. Correct Wrong 6. Do you doodle and draw on your notes during class? Tomas Rodriguez/Corbis/Getty Images Sometimes. Never. Always. Correct Wrong 7. Your teacher announces that you're going on a field trip to an art museum next week. Your first thought is: Marc Romanelli/Blend Images/Getty Images "Yay! I'm getting out of the classroom!" "Yay! I love art! I can't wait to see it!" "Yay! I can listen to my music on the bus!" Correct Wrong 8. When you meet people for the first time, you tend to remember: Sam Edwards/Caiaimage/Getty Images Names only. Not their faces. Faces only. It depends – sometimes names, sometimes faces, sometimes both. Correct Wrong Learning Style Quiz You got: You Are a Visual Learner! Tetra Images/Getty Images As a visual learner, you may learn best when you create charts or pictures of the information you're studying. If you haven't done this yet, it would be a good idea to start! You are probably a talented artist--or you will be. Maybe you just haven't discovered your talents yet. You like to see demonstrations, diagrams, slides, charts, and other visual aids in the classroom, but you learn more once you are able to study those images alone in your room. If you study with a group, you should try an active study group activity using flash cards. Share Your Results Share Flipboard Email Learning Style Quiz You got: You Are an Auditory Learner! Brand New Images/Stone/Getty Images As an auditory learner, you may have memorized lots of songs over the years, since you probably learn best by listening! You are also good at speaking. You might do well in a debate class, since you are probably great at putting things into words. You can remember names but you don't always remember faces. You probably associate many products with their advertising jingles. You could use this talent to your advantage by making up tunes as you memorize lists. Put your worlds to music! When traveling to a new place you may prefer to follow verbal directions instead of looking at a map. You would benefit from recording lectures and listening to podcasts when you study for a test. Share Your Results Share Flipboard Email Learning Style Quiz You got: You Are a Strong Tactile Learner! Hero Images/Getty Images As a tactile learner, you like to get active as you learn. If you are a tactile learner, you probably do best when you participate in activities that get you out of your chair. You prefer direct involvement in the learning environment and enjoy activities like role playing and sports. You remember things best once you've experienced them. You don't understand things so well if you only read about them. Reading usually bores you. You may talk with your hands. You might have been called a poor listener or a fidgety student, because sitting too long makes you nuts! You probably sit in the back of the class. You like to study in groups because of the interaction. You may be involved in drama. You can benefit by using role playing methods when you study. You could also benefit from making your own flashcards. Share Your Results Share Flipboard Email