Learning Styles

They like to learn by looking at

pictures and flashcards.

• Visual learners

• Impulsive learners

• Auditory learners

• Reflective learners

These learners solve problems fast but inaccurately.

• Field-independent Learners

• Global learners

• Reflective learners

• Impulsive learners

These learners like to concentrate on the details of language, such as grammar rules, and enjoy taking apart words and

sentences.

• Analytic Learners

• Global learners

• Reflective learners

• Impulsive learners

They are more interested in

conveying an idea than worrying about whether it is grammatically correct.

• Analytic Learners

• Global learners

• Reflective learners

• Impulsive learners

They tend to solve problems slowly, but accurately.

• Analytic Learners

• Global learners

• Reflective learners

• Impulsive learners

They have an easier time understanding spoken instructions than written ones

• Visual learners

• Impulsive learners

• Aural learners

• Reflective learners

These learners like to wiggle, tap, swing their legs, bounce, and often just can’t seem to sit still.

• Kinesthetic

• Impulsive

• Tactile

• Field Independent

Although everyone learns in all styles, each person has one dominant learning style.

• True

• False

• Both

A trainer should just teach on her own learning styles

• True

• False

• Both

Which of the following is NOT a good study habit?

• Know what learning method best works for you

• Be reasonable with your study goals

• Create a routine and stick to it

• Give more time to leisure time than to your study