How I Learn and How I Decide
Every day you make choices — how to study, how to solve problems, how to work with others. This activity will help you discover how you learn best and how you make decisions.
Start Journey
Which way do you prefer to learn?
👀 Visual → seeing diagrams, videos, charts
👂 Auditory → listening to explanations or discussions
✍️ Reading/Writing → notes, lists, directions
🛠️ Kinesthetic → doing, building, practicing
You can click each learning style to learn more
Back
Choose Your Learning Path
You need to complete a new task, which way would you like to approach the task?
Watch a tutorial video
Click each options that appeal to you for more information
Read step by step directions
Ask someone to explain it
Try it yourself and learn by doing
Back
How Do You Make Decisions
⚡ Impulsive → quick choices
👥 Collaborative → ask others first
🧠 Logical → think through steps
❤️ Emotional → based on feelings
Back
What Would You Do?
You have a large assignment due next week, how do you start the assignment?
Start immediately and adjust later
Make a detailed plan first
Talk with a friend/teacher for advice
Choose the part you enjoy most first
Back
Connecting Learning and Decisions
How might your learning preference influence your decision making?
Back
My Strategy for Success
Task: Create your own learning and decision strategy.
Back
Thank you for completing the activity
Back
Visual Learner
Example: You understand a math concept better after seeing a diagram or color-coded steps. You like: Charts, graphs, and pictures Watching demonstrations Highlighting or color-coding notes 👉 You might say: “Can you show me what that looks like?”
Auditory Learner
Example: You understand directions better when someone explains them out loud or when you talk through ideas. You like: Class discussions Listening to explanations Reading notes out loud 👉 You might say: “Can you explain that again?”
Reading/Writing Learner
Example: You learn best by reading instructions and writing your own notes or lists. You like: Step-by-step directions Making outlines Rewriting notes to study 👉 You might say: “I just need to write this down.”
Kinesthetic Learner
Example: You learn best when you can try the task yourself and practice. You like: Hands-on activities Building or creating Learning by trial and error 👉 You might say: “Let me try it.”
OTMC Chapter 2
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How I Learn and How I Decide
Every day you make choices — how to study, how to solve problems, how to work with others. This activity will help you discover how you learn best and how you make decisions.
Start Journey
Which way do you prefer to learn?
👀 Visual → seeing diagrams, videos, charts
👂 Auditory → listening to explanations or discussions
✍️ Reading/Writing → notes, lists, directions
🛠️ Kinesthetic → doing, building, practicing
You can click each learning style to learn more
Back
Choose Your Learning Path
You need to complete a new task, which way would you like to approach the task?
Watch a tutorial video
Click each options that appeal to you for more information
Read step by step directions
Ask someone to explain it
Try it yourself and learn by doing
Back
How Do You Make Decisions
⚡ Impulsive → quick choices
👥 Collaborative → ask others first
🧠 Logical → think through steps
❤️ Emotional → based on feelings
Back
What Would You Do?
You have a large assignment due next week, how do you start the assignment?
Start immediately and adjust later
Make a detailed plan first
Talk with a friend/teacher for advice
Choose the part you enjoy most first
Back
Connecting Learning and Decisions
How might your learning preference influence your decision making?
Back
My Strategy for Success
Task: Create your own learning and decision strategy.
Back
Thank you for completing the activity
Back
Visual Learner
Example: You understand a math concept better after seeing a diagram or color-coded steps. You like: Charts, graphs, and pictures Watching demonstrations Highlighting or color-coding notes 👉 You might say: “Can you show me what that looks like?”
Auditory Learner
Example: You understand directions better when someone explains them out loud or when you talk through ideas. You like: Class discussions Listening to explanations Reading notes out loud 👉 You might say: “Can you explain that again?”
Reading/Writing Learner
Example: You learn best by reading instructions and writing your own notes or lists. You like: Step-by-step directions Making outlines Rewriting notes to study 👉 You might say: “I just need to write this down.”
Kinesthetic Learner
Example: You learn best when you can try the task yourself and practice. You like: Hands-on activities Building or creating Learning by trial and error 👉 You might say: “Let me try it.”