Reflection on My Smart Measure Assessment Results

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Everyone has a different way of learning things; I like to think that I am a more visual learner. However, the smart measure assessment has brought to my attention that I may actually have multiple ways of learning. The assessment has actually informed me of a lot of my strengths in each section but the sections that caught my attention are Learning Styles, Reading Rate & Recall, Technical Competency, and Technical knowledge.
Throughout my years in school I have always caught on to a new topic after seeing some sort of example accompanying the lesson, which is why I would consider myself more of a visual learner. According to the Smart Measure Assessment I am primarily an Aural and Solitary learner. An Aural learner is someone who uses music or musical techniques as a strategy to learn something, after thinking about it I will partially agree that this is accurate because I tend to link songs to a past events and certain topics I have learned but it isn’t my primary way of learning because it happens unintentionally. A Solitary is pretty much someone who likes to be alone in order ...

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