Learning how to learn...

Styles

Everybody has their own way to learn, some enjoy more to watch a collage of images that explain a topic than reading a whole text about it. Some others just need a quick but direct explanation than a long and repetitive talk about the same topic.

In my case, talking first about the way I ''get'' the principal ideas, it seems that I'm a reflective person. In other words that mean that I prefer to think first than act. Maybe that's a good thing or maybe not...

Then on the second line on the image that you can see below, it says that I'm more a sensitive learner what it means that even I work slower than the rest I do it carefully. It's better explain on the next line that I get from the site Ncsu.edu 

• Sensors tend to be more practical and careful than intuitors; intuitors tend to work faster and to be more innovative than sensors.

The next line that shows what kind of learner I am, says that I'm more a visual person than a verbal, what is true. I will always prefer to see a video or a graphic than a essay.

Finally, on the last category it shows that I could be considered a global learner than a sequential, quoting the site again:

• Global learners tend to learn in large jumps, absorbing material almost randomly without seeing connections, and then suddenly "getting it."

After what I read (and answer) I see that I don't even understand how my brain works, some topics are easily for me to understand, but for some reason there are some others that needs more attention and obviously more ''work'' to do. In my case, I need a really good and patient teacher for subjects like maths or statics,..