How to discover your LEARNING STYLE | Boost your grades for GCSE / A levels

[@KrishnaKini51]

Hey Ran. I’m similar to you cos I’m a mild visual learner and kinaesthetic too. How would I do mind maps for very large topics that come up on biology and chemistry?

[@beyondtheblackboard-alevel8984]

Hey Krishna. Great question! It can be really tough. I'd stick to the rule of a mindmap per topic (maybe 2 if they're linked). Here's a vid I made on how to do mindmaps effectively kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJXUpZZ9iLV7Z68

[@kousaighrimil3456]

Great video. But what if your a kinesthetic learner but take essay based subjects?

[@beyondtheblackboard-alevel8984]

Hey sorry for the slow reply. For you I’d say a) seeing examples of well written essays will really help you b) if there are any abstract concepts eg. “An oxymoron” in English, make sure to ask your teacher for concrete examples of it

[@kousaighrimil3456]

@@beyondtheblackboard-alevel8984 thank you

[@jls5713]

What if you are a business student which requires a lot of readings and writing reports and essays would you still recommend that advice given as an auditory learner?

[@beyondtheblackboard-alevel8984]

Yes definitely. You shouldn’t feel limited by your learning style. You can still learning / express yourself in other ways (and get better at learning in that style). It’s just everyone has a preference. You can also learn a lot from podcasts etc from business if you’re an auditory learner