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Patty said:
I knew I am a a kinesthetic leaner with reading. I do like lecture and visual. Honestly I feel I am more a mix. I study best by reading, writing, re reading or re listening to lecture.
Ben said:
I didn’t know this was my learning style before taking this test but it makes sense and it’s good being able to put a name to it. I’ve always read the instructions for things thoroughly first, then viewed diagrams, then got hands-on when applying it. This has been my method with everything from learning new instruments, cooking with new recipes, to conceptualizing complex topic in anatomy or microbiology. Pretty cool.. Pretty pretty cool.
Tori said:
This makes a lot of sense to me. In order to really get something memorized in my mind I need to perform the action of whatever I’m reading. I study best with flashcards and repetition, but seeing what I’m learning makes a lasting impact
Cindy said:
I am an RK learner, I’m all about reading instructions first, then charts second, and then putting it into action. I truly embrace being an RK learner. This methodical journey not only enhances my understanding but also enhances my learning.
amiliahna cruz said:
I’m a sophomore being required to take this. I’m not surprised with my results. I already knew these were my strong suits. I try my best everything. I’m glad this cleared it up for me.
Serena said:
This was a very cool questionnaire, I loved reading about my learning styles!
Kristin said:
As a teacher, I like to provide an outline, with detailed references for students, as well as having students explore applications for the content.
Lindsey said:
My learning style as RK sounds about right, for what I know and have challenged about myself. In nursing school, It helps to read a particular situation first, then visualize or perform the same situation. This helps the information become more concrete.
Glory said:
As a nursing student reading and application or demonstration of what I am reading makes sense to me.
I like summary, charts and simple diagrams or models. I cannot read a lot of writing for too long without a chart , summary, lists, tables, highlighted point or short explanation which I can picture with my eyes and my brain. I do mind reading, then demonstrate it in my own way, that is why I do not like distraction.
Ralph Rochie Dalumbar said:
Being a medical student I noticed that I enjoy reading my textbooks but I hate highlighting and writing. I needed to adjust my study style to survive. I made digital flashcards based on what I read and start to answer those. Trial and error is the best learning technique for me.
Clare said:
I find it easier to study information that has diagrams, charts, pictures and writing that explains them. It is easy for me to associate a word or a phrase with a symbol or a diagram. When a tutor talks for longer than 5 or 10 minutes I find that my mind wanders and I start to draw. I also like to have a tutor explain written handouts and during this time I jot down ideas. I then go home and write them out neatly with different coloured pens to help me to remember and file the notes in order. I also struggle to read from textbooks. It is best for me to highlight main points and read them, then transfer them into my own words and re-read them.