Learning Style Survey

Students will use this survey, design by the University of Orgeon, to identify their learning style.
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  1. I can remember more about a subject through the lecture method with information, explanations, and discussion.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I prefer information to be written on the chalk-board, with the use of visual aids and assigned readings.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I like to write things down or take notes for visual review.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I prefer to use posters, models, or actual practice and some activities in class.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I need explanations of diagrams, graphs, or visual directions.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I enjoy working with my hands or making things.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I am skillful with and enjoy making graphs and charts.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I can tell if sounds match when presented in pairs of sounds.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I remember best by writing things down several times.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I can understand and follow directions on maps.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I do better in my academic subjects by listening to lectures and tapes.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I play with the coins and keys in my pockets.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I learn to spell better when I repeat the words out loud instead of writing the words down.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I can better understand a news article when I read about it in the paper instead of listening to it on the radio.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I chew gum or snack while I study.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I feel the best way to remember is to picture the concept in my head.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I learn spelling words by "finger spelling" the words.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I would rather listen to a good lecture or speech than read about the same material in a text-book.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I am good at working and solving jigsaw puzzles and mazes.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I grip objects in my hand during the learning period.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I prefer to listen to the news on the radio rather than reading about it in the newspaper.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I obtain information on an interesting subject by reading relevant materials.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I feel very comfortable touching others, hugging and handshaking, etc. *
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom


  1. I follow oral directions better than written ones.*
    Often
    Sometimes
    Seldom





Amy Womble