
The quiz below will help you unlock the secrets of your preferred learning style. In this test, we analyze six key learning styles:
- Visual (Spatial) Learning
- Auditory (Aural) Learning
- Reading/Writing Learning
- Kinesthetic (Physical) Learning
- Logical (Mathematical) Learning
- Social (Interpersonal) Learning
It is perfectly normal to score high in multiple learning styles. In fact, we all have a blend of learning styles that we tend to use. A few notes, though:
- If you score high in both Reading/Writing and Auditory (Aural) learning styles, you have a strong preference for the Verbal (Linguistic) learning style, which we didn’t separate in this test due to overlapping characteristics.
- If you score low in the Social (Interpersonal) learning style, you may have a preference for the Solitary (Intrapersonal) learning style, which we also didn’t separate as it is the exact opposite of the Social style.
After completing the test, you will receive your scores for each area on a 100-point scale. You will find the descriptions of each learning style below your results. Let’s get started!
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Visual or Spatial Learning Style
Your result will be displayed below:
Descriptions of Each Learning Style
Visual (Spatial) Learning
You are a visual learner if you remember information better when it is presented visually. You prefer using charts, diagrams, maps, images, color-coding, videos, and other visual tools to organize and learn information.
Auditory (Aural) Learning
You are an auditory learner if you learn best through listening. You find reading information aloud particularly helpful. You enjoy podcasts, lectures, discussions, and verbal instructions, finding them helpful in your learning process. You are likely a great public speaker and do well in debates and presentations.
Reading/Writing Learning
If you identify with the Reading/Writing learning style, you have a strong affinity for text. You learn best by taking notes, reading textbooks, and writing reports. You focus on definitions and likely have a strong vocabulary.
Kinesthetic (Physical) Learning
You are a kinesthetic learner if you understand information best through movement and hands-on experiences. You enjoy building models, conducting experiments, and physically testing concepts. You probably have a hard time sitting still for long periods and benefit from incorporating movement into your learning process.
Logical (Mathematical) Learning
If you are a logical learner, you are good at reasoning, analysis, and recognizing patterns. You enjoy working with formulas, numbers, statistics, data, and complex calculations.
Social (Interpersonal) Learning
You are a social learner if you enjoy working with others. You learn best through group activities and discussions. You love sharing ideas with others and value others’ feedback. You likely have great communication skills and are able to understand other people’s motivations and feelings.
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