study blog

July 26th 2015//

hiii so i’ve always had a hard time actually figuring out what learning style works best for me and i’ve come to the conclusion that it mostly depends on the subject. but, if you know that style, studying will be a whole lot more effective. i’ve compiled a list of learning style quizzes and other resources to help you figure out which learning style works best for you!

quizzes

what’s your learning style? 20 questions

what’s your learning style?

what is your learning style?

learning styles quiz

how do i learn best?

discover your preferred learning style

learning style inventory

learning style assessment

also: you don’t have to take all of them! but it might help to try out a couple, see if your results vary, and see what they recommend for you to do to make studying and learning more effective.

tips

visual

sketch notes

study tips

visual/spacial learning

strategies

more strategies

auditory

auditory study tips

tips for auditory learners

helpful hints

5 tips for auditory learners

tactile/kinesthetic

study tips

tactile learning strategies

kinesthetic learning strategies

the kinesthetic learning style

reading and writing

reading and writing

study tips

annotation tips

masterposts

learning styles and study tips

tips for auditory,visual, and tactile learners

active vs. passive learning

+sites

a guide to learning strategies (VARK)

understanding the learning styles

Go for a walk.

Do some cleaning.

Play with your pet.

Call your Mum/Dad

Text a friend.

Get some tea/coffee

Read the headlines

Do a crossword

Have a dance

Do yoga

Catch up on your favourite blogs

Organise your workspace

Write a short story

Sketch a picture

Paint your nails

Read a chapter of a book.

Make origami

Look at some art

Meditate

Journal

Do a good deed.

Eat some fruit

Watch the clouds

Do a full body stretch

Try juggling

Read a comic book.

Start a scrapbook

Sit outside for a bit

Do some breathing exercises.

Do some Sudoku.

Watch some TV.

Have a singalong.

Play an instrument

Start a Pinterest account

Watch a TED talk

Write a to-do list

Play brain games

Listen to really old pop music

Do the dishes

Read

Make paper snowflakes/paper chains

Clean out your bag and wallet

Play hangman or naughts and crosses (tic-tac-toe) with someone

Watch videos of puppies or kitties playing

Do jumping jacks

Do your laundry

Start using Evernote

Have a snack

Read a magazine

Discover some new music

Daydream

Watch funny videos on Youtube.

Create a plan for studying

Have a Facebook chat with some friends.

Do a household chore.

Read some poetry.

Try writing some poetry.

Do some colouring.

Go on google maps and see the world.

Play a video game.

Do some gardening/water your plants.

Take an online quiz

Listen to a podcast

Lift some weights

Take out the trash

Schedule any doctor and dentist appointments that are due

Make a new playlist

Answer some emails

Sort through your junk mail

Write a blog post

Make a meal plan

Get a glass of water

Give yourself a hand or neck massage

Check your social media

Make your bed

Plan a trip

Sew something

Pick some flowers

Write down your goals

Sort through the documents and files on your computer

Learn some new words.

Make a smoothie

Do a puzzle

Rearrange your books

Reflect on your day so far

Play catch

Create a bucket list.

Sort your stationery; get rid of old pens.

Play a game on your phone

Try to replicate a famous painting

Read some fanfiction

Fold the laundry

Make a friendship bracelet

Write a haiku

Try to find the ten gnomes

Update your calendar

Update your CV/resume

Do an online search for jobs

Check the fridge and throw out anything that’s gone off

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