What is your

learning style?
Yvette Carbajal, Deborah Soto,
Racheal Molzahn
 Why this topic/facts:
One important reason we chose this topic is because it is something that affects
students on an everyday basis.

Also, we wanted to see the insight within what the learning styles of students
around us are and if they are necessary to know for daily learning .
What defines the learning Styles that we chose?
1. Visual learning: you learn best through images, colors, and watching
2. Auditory learning: you prefer to learn through listening and music
3. Verbal learning: you prefer to learn through word use, whether it be in
speech or writing
4. Physical learning: you prefer hands-on learning
5. Logical learning: you prefer to learn through logistics and reasoning.
6. Social learning: you prefer teamwork to learn
7. Solitary learning: you prefer to work on your own
OUR SURVEY
 QUESTIONS ASKED!
● What class are you?
● What is your gender?
● What college are you enrolled?
● What is/are your learning styles(s)?
● Do you feel like your learning style affects your study
habits/the way you study?
● Does knowing your learning style affect how much
information you retain?
● Do you feel like your professors meet your learning styles(s)?
DATA
● Many college
students have
multiple learning
styles.
○ Visual
Learning being
the most
popular.
DATA
● Majority female
audience for the
questionnaire
● Females
overwhelmingly rely
on visual learning
● Males majority rely
on visual
representation as
well
○ Physical
learning is a
close second
DATA
● Professors do a
fairly good job at
helping students
with their
learning styles
here at ASU
DATA

● It is important to know
one’s learning style for
the sake of retaining
information
Reflection
There are a few things that may have given us some clearer results…

● Asking people their interests based on their specific learning types

● Using percentages-- would this make the data more or less obvious
● Is it possible that teachers affect the way that students learn?
THE END
THANKS!