VARK test

[spudtater]

Your scores were:

• Visual: 6
• Aural: 1
• Read/Write: 4
• Kinesthetic: 6

You have a multimodal (VRK) learning preference.

The VARK test

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Hmmmm... I entirely disagree. I'm certain that I have a strongly visual learning preference. What form I use knowledge in is a different matter. But if you look at my lecture notes, you'll see things highlighted, underlined, bordered, and copied out in alternative fonts and different colours. I use flowcharts, drawings, tables, venn diagrams, mind-maps, annotated scales, relationship diagrams... It's through this sort of visual exploration and representation of ideas that I remember stuff. Otherwise it just goes "in one ear, out the other".

Comments

[galaxy-girl00.livejournal.com]

G_G *pats spudtater on the hand*

as long as you learn the information and use it wisely....

hugs suzi

[spudtater.livejournal.com]

Use it wisely?
Don't be silly; I'm a geek!
I shall waste my knowledge and intellect on entirely frivolous pursuits!   8^)

[galaxy-girl00.livejournal.com]

off home now goodnight. Amy has chickened out and I am now at a loose end after work tomorrow.

hugs suzi

[notspam.livejournal.com]

Actually, those scores do show exactly what you say you do to learn things:)

The very act of highlighting, etc is a part of the kinesthetic score as that is a hands on interactive method of being visually oriented.

That it tends to be involved with notes, charting etc, illustrates the heightened read/write score.

Hey, it just shows you are more broad minded than you thought!

[spudtater.livejournal.com]

Hmmm... the 'learning notes' on the kinesthetic page all tend to revolve around finding concrete examples for the problem; this tends not to be too helpful to my learning, as I think in broad concepts and categories rather than specific instances.

Highlighting and underlining are in the learning notes on the visual page.

There again, they might just be talking shite.