Can’t stop the clock!

6. What do you say most
a. I see what you mean
b. I hear what you’re saying
c. I know how you feel

7. If you are in a group of people and someone is hogging the conversation, do you find yourself
a. Daydreaming about what fun you could be having
b. Humming the latest tunes or whispering to others
c. Shifting around in the hope they will get the hint

8. Think about what you did yesterday, what comes to mind
a. Pictures
b. Words
c. Feelings

9. When stopping someone to ask for directions do you
a. See the streets in your mind as they are explaining
b. Listen to the directions and try to repeat them back
c. You don’t stop, you know it’s around here somewhere

10. What makes information memorable for you
a. Taking notes or drawing diagrams
b. Listening to someone explain and talking it through
c. Running it through in your mind and practicing

You have great visual perception and your creative skills are boundless. With a natural ability to spark off folks’ imaginations, you can make anything memorable. “Capitalize on your excellent visual skills, create images to represent information, exaggerate them so they stand out in your mind”

If you scored mostly B’s – you’re an auditory learner!
You are a great listener, communicator and usually better at remembering names than most. People are drawn to you because of this. Work on your visual and kinaesthetic skills and the possibilities are endless.  “When learning something new, tell someone what you have just read or repeat the information aloud”.

If you scored mostly C’s – you’re a kinaesthetic learner!
You’re not big on listening but you’re learning style is full on. You like to jump right in and see what happens. You love to experience things.  Once you’ve learned something it usually stays learned for a long time. “When you’re memorizing try and get your emotions involved this will make the information really stick out in your mind”.
 

Reference: ThirdAge