Find your Learning Style
FREE SAMPLE TEST

1. When you learn something new, which way do you need to learn it?

	You need to get up out of your seat to move around to do projects, experiments, act out real life situations, explore, or do movement activities to learn, but there is no talking, writing, or drawing.
	You need to see it but there is little or no talking, writing, or getting up.
	You need to hear it and talk about it and ask questions, but there is nothing to look at, no writing or drawing, and no getting out of your seat.
	You need to write or draw it or touch hands-on materials or make something with your hands, but there is no talking or getting up allowed.

2. Which would you most like to do in your free time?

	write, draw, type, or make something with your hands.
	do sports, build something, or do activities using body movement.
	read books or magazines.
	listen to a book on CD or tape, a radio talk show, or listen to or perform music.

3. Which of the following is most like you?

	You are sensitive to the sounds of dripping faucets or equipment noise.
	You notice when people's clothes do not match or their hair is out of place.
	You cry or are greatly moved at the sad parts of movies or books.
	You are restless and uncomfortable when forced to sit still and cannot stay in one place too long.

4. What bothers you the most?

	a messy place.
	a quiet place.
	a place in which there is no activity allowed or no room to move.
	a place that is not comfortable.

5. Which of the following is most like you?

	You cannot stand silence, and when it is too quiet in a place, you hum, sing, or talk aloud or turn on the radio, television, audiotapes, or CD's to have sound in the environment.
	You are sensitive and care about people's feelings. Your own feelings get hurt easily. You cannot concentrate when others do not like you. You need to feel loved and accepted in order to concentrate on your work.
	You have a hard time sitting still in your seat and need to move a lot. If you do have to sit still, you will slouch, shift around, tap your feet, kick or wiggle your legs a lot.
	You notice colors, shapes, designs, and patterns wherever you go and have a good eye for color and design.