What is your learning style?

[bbfan1991]

In terms of how you remember things or studied at School/College etc. I like lots of information and to go over it until it sticks in my mind, although some people prefer observing things and learning that way.

[Marc]

I wrote things down to learn them, I can't just recall information from books without doing so

[Kate!]

I learn better from actually doing practical stuff than reading about it, I find it hard to get my head down and study. I am an avid reader and puzzler though, like to do crosswords, cryptics, logic puzzles etc and like general knowledge quizzes/word games like scrabble, watching quizzes on tv like the Chase.

[Niall]

I'm a bit of mixture. Most of the time I'll be okay with just copying/taking notes, which I colour code and such. Sometimes I like to do doodles that go with the work because they help me to remember. I like to do mind maps too when I revise and I always make them the super colourful. :love:

[Me. I Am Salman]

just go over my notes

[Harry!]

Everytime I do one of them poxy servays I always get different results. I really am not sure.

[Ninastar]

discussion/asking questions and then writing notes

i cant read from a book to save my life. I just dont absorb the info I need. Probably why I'm a dumb ****

[LemonJam]

a mix of kinetic and auditory

[Marc]

James using proper words :lovedup:

[LemonJam]

Marc existing :lovedup:

[Brother Leon]

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[joeysteele]

Once I have said something.rarely if ever do I forget it, so if I need to remember something, reading it and saying it,I then seem to completely absorb it and can recall it at will.
Equally so if someone else says things I need to learn too, once I repeat it, I have it locked in my mind then.

[Mystic Mock]

If I have to learn something then I write it down and go over it in my mind over and over again until it sticks with me.

[Princess]

Writing stuff down always seems to work, well I say always, it's better than not doing it.