What is your learning style?

I've been trying to learn a language by ear (CDs) and I realized how much I"m more comfortable by seeing the words. I end up wondering how they're spelled and I tend to forget if it's just by ear. I would need to write it myself and use it in a sentence or something to actually feel it with my whole body.

I usually need an example first and then try it myself before I was able to learn something. I don't what learning style it is, maybe visual with experimentation. Learning practical skills is also easier for me than theoretical ones because I am more on implementation than just knowing. Yes it's good to know the theories and concepts but I wasn't going to learn it if not applied in the actual scenario.

I can usually pick up something just by listening to what i am told. then i can usually set out on my own and accomplish the task. My sister is totally different from me. she is more of a hands on learner. You could tell her again and again but she would not get it. she would get it more by doing it along with you until she finally catches on.

It really depends to what I'm learning. I tried learning origami for my art class last month from a book and I just could not do it. All there was were graphs and technical origami terms in the instructions so I just could not follow. In general, I find it easier to learn when I am being taught in person not through videos, books or other means. Human interaction is really helpful since yo can ask questions and have the answers in an instant. So yes, I'm more of a visual learner.

I'm a visual-tactile learner. It is very important for me to see the material in a visual form so that I could learn it better. As a result, I benefit a lot from notes, handouts, powerpoint presentations and the likes. When I read something from books or internet, I have to jot down keywords or highlight them so that I can better process the information. Giving me a copy of instructions would produce better result than merely telling me verbally. I am also a tactile learner in the sense that when I'm reading or listening to a lecture, my hands should be busy. I usually play with things such as pen or a small piece of paper.

That really depends. For me, I'm not quite interested in theoretical things and it is a killer to me more often than not, but we cannot afford to ignore their importances. The best way is to combine book knowledge with practical skills. Once I thought language learning is quite dull and boring, but when I come across something interesting about cultural phenomena and others, I begin to enjoy the process increasingly.

i learn best by being shown what to do. i cannot read something than do it, i, like you, am a very visual learner.

Depending on the lesson, I usually refer written instructions with visual aids if appropriate. It's quite annoying sometimes if something is presented in plain written form without drawings then it talks about for instance parts of a machine or how do to a procedure and the reader has absolutely no idea. In contrast with verbal instructions, I would like written instructions instead because it's easier for me to read than to listen, and I could easily go back if I missed something. As for learning practical versus theoretical things, I'm not sure yet which of the two I find easy to learn. I think theoretical things are easy for me because I'm more of a logical thinker and I like connecting things in my head, lol Whereas with practical skills, I still need to visualize how to do them and takes some practice too.

well usually i can read from the book with the help of picture. But sometime in some subject or topic i feel difficulty then i take the help of video.In video the things very easy and i can understand very easily. If you want you can try hope you will feel batter it. Good luck!

i am a visual learner so i usually would prefer to read or see something may it be a formula, a word, drawing, etc.