How do you learn best?

Your real way of learning

By testing, by reading, with others? Discover your learning style.

10 questions

The questions

1. To learn something new…
   • I test, I tinker
   • I read the theory first
   • I follow the steps, methodically
   • I talk about it, I ask
   • I manage on my own
2. A lecture, for you…
   • I zone out, I want to practice
   • I love it, I take notes on everything
   • It's okay, if it's applied afterwards
   • Better in a group, discussing
   • I prefer my own pace
3. You retain best…
   • By experimenting
   • By understanding the why
   • By repeating, by practicing
   • By explaining it to others
   • By digging on your own
4. Faced with a mistake…
   • All the better, I learn by trying
   • I try to understand the cause
   • I start over properly
   • I ask for help
   • I correct it on my own, without help
5. Your ideal study environment…
   • Varied, that changes often
   • Calm, conducive to reflection
   • Organized, everything in its place
   • Lively, with people around
   • Mine, in my own way
6. What motivates you to learn…
   • Discovery
   • Understanding in depth
   • Becoming truly competent
   • Sharing with others
   • My freedom to progress on my own
7. A new software to master…
   • I click everywhere to see
   • I read the documentation first
   • I follow a tutorial, step by step
   • I ask someone who knows
   • I manage on my own
8. The ideal mentor…
   • Lets you loose in open terrain
   • Explains the heart of things
   • Shows the method step by step
   • Exchanges a lot with you
   • Lets you progress at your own pace
9. You know you've understood when…
   • You've tested it yourself
   • You can explain it
   • You redo it without error
   • You can teach it
   • You found it by yourself
10. What blocks you from learning…
    • Too much theory, no action
    • Skipping the why
    • Disorder, lack of method
    • Having to do everything on your own
    • Having a pace imposed on me

Possible results

• The Explorer · You learn by doing. The best lesson is the attempt.
• The Thinker · You need to understand the why before the how.
• The Practical · Method, repetition, clear steps: you build solid.
• The Social · You learn best with and through others.
• The Autonomous · You manage on your own, at your own pace, in your own way.