Who are you?

When studying for a test, you prefer to:

• Read notes or textbooks quietly

• Listen to explanations or discuss with others.

• Draw diagrams, charts, or move around.

• Try practice questions or teach someone else.

You learn best when the teacher:

• Uses slides, diagrams, or written instructions.

• Explains things out loud or discusses ideas

• Lets you do hands-on activities or experiments.

• Gives real-life examples and problem-solving tasks

If you don’t understand something, you usually:

• Look it up online or in a book

• Ask a friend or teacher for help.

• Try to figure it out through trial and error.

• Put it aside and hope it makes sense later.

Your favorite type of school subject is:

• Your favorite type of school subject is:

• Math, science, or logic puzzles.

• Sports, drama, or hands-on projects.

• History, debates, or social sciences

Outside of school, you spend the most time on:

• Reading, drawing, or gaming.

• Hanging out with friends or group activities.

• Sports, crafting, or building things.

• Learning new skills (music, coding, etc.).

You feel most motivated to learn when:

• You see a real-world use for it.

• The topic is fun or exciting.

• You get praise or rewards for doing well.

• You’re challenged to think deeply.

When you have homework, you usually:

• Do it right away to get it over with.

• Wait until the last minute but finish it.

• Need reminders to stay on track.

• Sometimes forget or don’t complete it.

Your biggest distraction while studying is:

• Social media or messages.

• Noise or people around you.

• Boredom or lack of interest.

• Nothing—you can focus when needed.

If you miss a class, you usually:

• Ask a friend for notes and catch up fast.

• Check online resources to learn on your own.

• Wait for the teacher to explain later.

• Fall behind and struggle to recover.

How do you feel about speaking in front of the class?

• Confident—you don’t mind sharing ideas.

• Nervous, but you’ll do it if called on.

• You avoid it unless forced.

• It depends on the topic.