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Unit 15, Task 1 Curtain up

Questionnaire: Learning styles1


Danendra Ardra Darmawan (112022019)

1.​ Write the score that most applies to you next to


each sentence below

5- almost always

4 - fairly often
3 - Sometimes

2 - rarely
1 - almost never

Statement and Score

1.​ It helps me understand if I discuss things with


other people. : 4
2.​ When learning, I watch the teacher's face a lot. : 5
3.​ I use colours when I take down notes or read (e.g.
highlighter pens, different coloured pens). : 4
4.​ I get good ideas while I am doing some kind of
physical activity. : 3
5.​ I prefer spoken to written instructions : 3
6.​ I'd rather listen to a tape than read about a topic. : 2
7.​ I prefer someone to draw me a map than to tell me
directions to somewhere. : 4
8.​ I do less well on written tests than on oral tests. : 3
9.​ I don't like sitting at a desk, but study, for example,
on the floor, on the bed, in all kinds of places. : 1
10.​I take notes but they are a bit of a mess. : 4
11.​I can easily understand maps, charts, graphs, etc. :
2
12.​ I can't sit still for very long. : 3
13.​ I like making things with my hands : 3
14.​If I am doing some work, having the radio annoys
me. : 2
15.​I like to take a lot of breaks when I study. : 4
16.​I use a lot of body language (e.g. gestures) when
talking. : 3
17.​I can't picture things in my head very well. : 2
18.​I would rather start doing an activity instead of
listening to instructions about how to do it. : 5
19.​ I like telling jokes and can remember them well. :
5
20.​I take lots of notes when I read or listen to a
lecture. : 3
21.​ I doodle when I listen to a lecture. : 3
22.​If I don't look at a speaker, I can still follow what
he or she is saying. : 2
23.​In a test, I can visualise the place on the page
where I learnt something. : 4
24.​ In a test, I can visualise the place on the page
where I learnt something. : 4
25.​I like making projects better than writing reports. :
5
26.​I like to talk when I write. : 3
27.​If I read, I 'listen' to the words in my head. : 5
28.​If I write something down, I remember it better. : 4
29.​I can't remember what people look like very well; I
remember better what they say. : 2
30.​If I want to remember something, for example ,
someone's telephone number, it helps if I make a
picture of it in my head. : 4
31.​If I study aloud, I can remember better. : 3
32.​I can see the picture in my head. : 5
33.​I would rather read than be read to. : 4

2. Transfer your score and add them up:

2. 5

3. 4

7. 4

11. 2

14. 2

20. 3

24. 4

28. 4

30. 4

32. 5

33. 4​

Visual learner total score: 41


4. 3

9. 1

10. 4

12. 3

13. 3

15. 4

16. 3

18. 5

21. 3

23. 4

25. 5

Kinaesthetic learner total score: 38

1. 4

5. 3

6. 2

8. 3

17. 2

19. 5

22. 2

26. 3

27. 5
29. 2

31. 3

Auditory learner total score: 34

Your highest score indicates which your strongest learning style is, your lowest
score shows your weakest. There is no right, or perfect, learning style: everyone
is, to some degree, a mixture of all three learning styles, but most people may
have one learning style which is dominant. A score of more than 40 indicates a
particularly strong style; a score of under 20 indicates quite a weak style.

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