Everyone's different, and we all learn in different ways. For some people, it is enough to try it once in practice, while others cannot rest until they have read the whole textbook from cover to cover.
In the same way, some people take in information better by ear, others visually, and some kinetically by touch. Some learn quickly, others slowly. Nevertheless, the important thing is that you get results.
Learn more about which learning style is right for you and get tips on how to get the most out of it. Understanding which methods work for you and those that don't will help you optimize your education and learn more comfortably and effectively. It doesn't take long.
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Answer the nine questions, and Lectera will tell you everything about you and your style!
You've bought a new piece of equipment but don't know how to handle it. What you do:
You need to memorize one hundred words in a foreign language by tomorrow. From these three methods, you choose:
You have begun to learn a new skill. You have a text lesson from a textbook, a video lecture, and the option to attend an offline workshop. Which will you choose?
You are more likely to choose the learning that.
The best way for you to reinforce the material you have learned is to:
Do you like to analyze and look for patterns?
When I need to rest and restore my inner resources, I would:
How do you feel about the concept of lifelong learning?
The most uncomfortable thing for you in learning is:
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