...YOUR LEARNING STYLE...

seribulan

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seribulan

Mine...

Verbal learner

You have a way with words. You’re better off reading a piece of information than hearing it out loud. Rewriting ideas in your own words is a surefire way for you to remember facts. Don't miss these scientific explanations for your weirdest reading habits.

nuyunnisa

Verbal learner as well...i like to read and remember facts.

dubuk

Mine.. Verbal learner

You have a way with words. You’re better off reading a piece of information than hearing it out loud. Rewriting ideas in your own words is a surefire way for you to remember facts. Don't miss these scientific explanations for your weirdest reading habits.

nickrandy90

Visual learner
You like turning abstract concepts into tangible visualizations. Charts, diagrams, maps, and even well-structured essays help you understand ideas more easily. Color-coding your notes will help you keep organized and remember information. Learn how color-coding folders on your desktop and other tricks can keep your computer organized.

Rasy2804

Mine is visual learner

kutu_ayam

nickrandy90 replied at 22-3-2017 12:12 PM
Visual learner
You like turning abstract concepts into tangible visualizations. Charts, diagrams, m ...

Mine.......verbal learner as well.

Mama.jt

Auditory learner

When it comes to learning, you’re all ears. You find it easiest to remember information when you hear it out loud. Videos, group discussions, and podcasts are some of the easiest ways for you to learn. If you do have to rely on written text, try reading out loud to help remember. Check out these other clear signs you're a great listener.

mummyalissa

Visual learner

You like turning abstract concepts into tangible visualizations. Charts, diagrams, maps, and even well-structured essays help you understand ideas more easily. Color-coding your notes will help you keep organized and remember information. Learn how color-coding folders on your desktop and other tricks can keep your computer organized.

kecik68

this is me:

Visual learner
You like turning abstract concepts into tangible visualizations. Charts, diagrams, maps, and even well-structured essays help you understand ideas more easily. Color-coding your notes will help you keep organized and remember information. Learn how color-coding folders on your desktop and other tricks can keep your computer organized.

edoraixora

Visual learner

mdhelmi

Visual learner
You like turning abstract concepts into tangible visualizations. Charts, diagrams, maps, and even well-structured essays help you understand ideas more easily. Color-coding your notes will help you keep organized and remember information. Learn how color-coding folders on your desktop and other tricks can keep your computer organized.

instruction mmg suka yg bergambar lagi jelas
kalo wasap yg berjela2 pulak aku terus delete malas nk baca
nak pape tolong tulis dlm bentuk point

DyBBora2

Absolutely me...info graphic, comics, signage, billboard, mind map etc  

boogeese

betul la ni ek...sejak 2 menjak ni dengo org bebel 5 minit dah tak boleh tahan

Castorsugar

Verbal.....

kaspar0v

auditory......

miniyami

Auditory learner

When it comes to learning, you’re all ears. You find it easiest to remember information when you hear it out loud. Videos, group discussions, and podcasts are some of the easiest ways for you to learn. If you do have to rely on written text, try reading out loud to help remember. Check out these other clear signs you're a great listener.

shielizda

Mine is Verbal Learner.



Yeah... this is soooo me. I've always prefer to read any info or instruction myself rather than other people read it for me to hear. I know it's a bit weird for some people... dunno why... but I think because it's always a lot easier & better for me to understand & remember the things if I wrote it down all the points I wanna know on my own.

karamell

mine is visual learner

nauze

Verbal learner

You have a way with words. You’re better off reading a piece of information than hearing it out loud. Rewriting ideas in your own words is a surefire way for you to remember facts. Don't miss these scientific explanations for your weirdest reading habits.