What does your Learning and Communication style say about you?

People generally think in different ways. Some people think mostly in pictures, others by listening, and still others by doing things or feeling things. These different ways of thinking are called "thinking styles" or "learning styles." They can also be called "modalities."

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How you choose

I make a choice when it feels right to me *

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I make a choice when I hear it, and it sounds right to me *

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I make a choice when I see it, and it looks right *

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I make a choice when I review it, and it fits my criteria *

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In my free time, I often listen to music, podcasts, or audiobooks *

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In my free time, I often engage in physical activities, hobbies or crafts *

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In my free time, I often watch movies, TV shows or online videos *

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In my free time, I often read books, browse websites, or visit museums *

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How you connect

When I meet someone for the first time, I am impressed by the appearance of the person *

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When I meet someone for the first time, I am impressed by how he or she makes me feel *

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When I meet someone for the first time, I am impressed by how articulate or intelligent the individual is *

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When I meet someone for the first time, I am impressed by if what the person says rings true to me *

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Where Your Focus Goes

I generally respond to sounds, and I am easily distracted by noises *

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I generally respond to interesting facts, and I am easily distracted by my own thoughts *

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I generally respond to sensations, and I am easily distracted by the way my body feels *

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I generally respond to colors, and I am easily distracted by sights around me *

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Your Productivity Rhythm

When working on a project, I find it helpful to discuss ideas with others or brainstorm aloud *

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When working on a project, I find it helpful to develop multimedia presentation or video to showcase my work. *

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When working on a project, I find it helpful to create a prototype or work through the steps physically *

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When working on a project, I find it helpful to create a detailed outline or visual representation of my project *

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The Way You Learn

When learning a new skill, I prefer to listen to someone explain it to me (lecture or podast) *

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When learning a new skill, I prefer to get hands-on and try it myself *

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When learning a new skill, I prefer to watch a video tutorial or online demonstration and answer questions. *

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When learning a new skill, I prefer to read instructions or diagrams in a book or manual *

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I best remember information when I hear it repeated or explained aloud *

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I best remember information when I physically practice or simulate the action *

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I best remember information when I watch a video or presentation and discuss it *

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I best remember information when I see it written down or in visual format *

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If I have trouble understanding a concept, I'm most likely to ask someone to explain it to me *

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If I have trouble understanding a concept, I'm most likely to try to apply it in a practical situation or build a model *

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If I have trouble understanding a concept, I'm most likely to search for videos or online resources that explain it different ways *

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If I have trouble understanding a concept, I'm most likely to look up diagrams in textbook or online sources *

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