Find Out Your Learning Style I know something is right when:It looks right.It sounds right.It feels right.When I have to make something, I like to:Jump right in and figure it out as I go.Look at the pictures in the instructions.Read the instructions and explanations.When I am in a new city, to find my way around I like to:Study a map.Ask for directions.Walk around to get a feeling for where things are.When I am showing someone how to do something, I like to:Do it first then turn it over to them.Talk them through it.Point out what they need to pay attention to.When I choose something from a menu, I like to:Read the choices and visualize what I want.Have someone read the specials of the day and pick what sounds good.Follow the feeling in my stomach.When I absolutely need to concentrate, I like to:Have something in my hands I can fiddle with as I’m thinking.Be still and focus on what’s in front of me.Talk it through in my head.When I am remembering how to spell a difficult word, I usually:Picture it in my head.Hear myself say the letters in order.Have to write it down.When I am worried about something, I usually:Engage in self-talk and try to talk it out in my head.Picture the worst that could happen but try to “fix” the picture.Move around and not be still.When I speak in front of a group, I am most comfortable when:There’s room where I can walk around and gesture freely.I can hear my voice calm and confident in the opening and closing.I have a PowerPoint presentation or other visual aids set up.When I am really happy about something about to happen, I usually:See a picture of how great it’s going to be.Talk to myself to psych myself up.Feel an extra burst of energy and have trouble sitting still.Name First Last Name First Last Email Email CAPTCHA
