What’s Your Learning Style? Find Out & Thrive at Theoria

Administration Department
2 days ago
3 min read

Posted: June 14, 2025

Category: Student Success | Academic Skills | Online Learning

At Theoria Technical College, we know that every student learns differently, and that’s a good thing.

Some of us need to see it. Others need to hear it. Some thrive with step-by-step instructions, while others jump right in and learn by doing. Your learning style matters. And the more you understand it, the easier it becomes to succeed in your coursework, stay motivated, and reach your goals.

Whether you’re brand new to online classes or looking to upgrade your study habits, this post will help you identify your style and match it to strategies that work inside Theoria’s classroom experience.

What Is a Learning Style?

A learning style is the way your brain prefers to receive, process, and remember information.

Most people lean toward one or two dominant styles, though we all use a mix. The key is knowing what works best for you so you can tailor your approach and make your education more enjoyable and effective.

The 4 Main Learning Styles

1. Visual Learners ("I learn best when I see it.")

You remember better when information is presented with images, color, layout, and visual structure.

At Theoria, try:

Color-coded notes
Highlighting key concepts in your readings
Creating visual mind maps or timelines
Watching video lectures and animated explainers

2. Auditory Learners ("I learn best when I hear it.")

You retain information through listening and speaking—lectures, discussions, podcasts, and verbal repetition help you understand.

At Theoria, try:

Listening to lecture recordings on the go
Reading your notes aloud
Discussing content with peers or tutors
Using text-to-speech apps

3. Reading/Writing Learners ("I learn best when I read or write it.")

You thrive when engaging with written words—textbooks, note-taking, journaling, and written assignments help you absorb knowledge.

At Theoria, try:

Rewriting lecture notes in your own words
Making outlines before writing assignments
Reading supplemental articles or blog posts
Using the student workbook PDFs provided in each course

4. Kinesthetic Learners ("I learn best when I do it.")

You learn by doing—hands-on activities, role-playing, or applying skills in real-world contexts work best for you.

At Theoria, try:

Doing assignments while standing or moving
Teaching what you learned to someone else
Using hands-on experience from your job in class discussions
Taking breaks to physically reset between readings

Not Sure Which Style You Are?

Try this quick quiz: What’s Your Learning Style? Take Our 1-Minute Quiz

Or ask yourself:

Do I remember best when I see diagrams?
Do I need to talk it out to understand something?
Do I prefer to read quietly and take notes?
Do I feel restless unless I’m actively involved?

You probably use a combination, but knowing your dominant style can help you customize your study habits, request the right support, and make the most of every class.

How Theoria Supports All Learning Styles

✔️ Tutoring options that adapt to your needs (visual, verbal, or hands-on)

✔️ Multimedia course content with videos, written guides, and examples

✔️ Downloadable workbooks for those who like to write it out

✔️ Discussion posts for verbal and interpersonal learners

✔️ Real-world assignments for kinesthetic learners

Director’s Deal Still Going On!

Enroll in 4 or more classes for just $1000(That’s a huge savings—just $250 per course instead of $347)

Whether you're a visual notetaker or a hands-on learner, we’ve got the courses, support, and flexibility to match your style. Explore Classes & Enroll Today

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