Different learning styles of Fatimanian students

Often Sometimes Seldom

I recall things best when I
listen to a lecture that
contains them information,
clarifications, and debates
. I prefer material posted on
the board with visual aids
and assigned readings.
For visual review, I like to
jot things down or take
notes.
In class, I prefer to use
posters, models, or hands-on
practice and other activities.
I require diagram, graph, or
visual directional
explanations.
I adore making things or
working with my hands.
Making graphs and charts is
something I'm good at and
enjoy doing.
When presented with
pairings of sounds, I can
detect if they match.
I recall things better when I
write them down multiple
times.
On a map, I can readily
understand and follow
directions.
Listening to lectures and
tapes helps me the most in
academic areas.
In my pocket, I fiddle with
coins or keys.
I learn to spell better by
saying the words out rather
than writing them down.
Reading about a news story
in the newspaper or online
helps me grasp it more than
listening to a radio or
internet report about it.
 While studying, I chew
gum, smoke, or nibble
I believe that visualizing
something in my mind is the
greatest method to
remember it.
I'd rather listen to a good
lecture or speech about a
topic than read about it.
Rather than reading the
news in a newspaper or on
the internet, I prefer to listen
to it on the radio or online.
During study sessions, I
hold objects in my hands.