Learning Style Decider
You learn best by means of abstract thinking and experimenting
Your learning style is based on testing ideas using experiments. You enjoy solving problems by means of ‘top-down reasoning’ whereby you begin with general concepts and then apply these to specific cases in order to come to a conclusion and find a suitable solution.
Examples: Solve a problem, quizzes, create timelines, fill-in exercises.
Other learning styles
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Thinker
Learning StyleThinker
This learning style is based on reflection and abstract thinking. You enjoy turning observations into ideas and theories. You are good at reasoning and enjoy intellectual activities. You prefer to work independently so that you have the chance to form your own ideas before collaborating with others.
Examples: Gather and compare information, write a summary, answer research questions, debate.
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Dreamer
Learning StyleDreamer
This learning style is based on concrete experience and reflection. You look at different points of view and think carefully about possible solutions. You see many different possibilities.
Examples: Create a mind map, write a role play script, have a discussion, create an infographic.
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Doer
Learning StyleDoer
This learning style is based on concrete experience and exercises. You like practical tasks and learn best by trial and error within an active learning environment.
Example: Conduct experiments, create comics, role play, interview.
Learning Style
Which learning style suits me best?
Here, we show your preferred learning style according to David Kolb's model. This model divides learning styles into four behaviours and associated styles.
While you likely recognize elements of all four learning styles, one will suit your personality best.
Tip: You can use your learning style when learning new things, and it can help you with doing a project or giving advice.