Personal Narrative: What I Learned About My Learning Style

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Based on what I have learn; about my learning style. I am a physical learner, which means that I learn better by doing something. Also I learn that I am a solitary learner. A solitary learner means that I learn better by doing things on my own. Therefore one of the four effective ways to enhance my ability to study more effectively; would be to make up a songs that go along with what I am studing, The second one would be to go to a quiet spot, and just study. The Third one would be to give myself a minute,,and write down as much as I could in that minute. I would do it how many times I want, and each time I would try to write more than I did before . All these are effective in for to get more out of my studies.

It was really interesting to learning about college culture, which just means like if a college is a sporty school,or if it is a very laid back types of school. I thought it was very helpful to know; because that way you will be happy at college. With knowing about College culture. I knew that Mars hill University was the college I wanted to transfer …show more content…

That would be helpful at college, but the two that stand out the most; would be that I am a fast learner. The second one would be that I have a big heart. These skills will help me both outside, and inside the classroom. Is because I would be able to help other students/ co works, with anything they need help on, and have a smile on my face when doing it. Even though I am a fast learner. I still have trouble with spelling, reading, and science, Even though I am not that good in those areas. The good thing about going to college is that they have student affairs. which student affairs are centers that help students in the areas that they need help the most. I can benefit from the student affairs by being able to do better in area that I need help. I am really glad that college has students affairs; because if they did not many students would not do as

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