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On the Learning Style website (www.learning-styles-online.com) I scored Solitary (17), Verbal (17),
Aural (16), Logical (14), Social (12), Visual (6), Physical (6).

1. As a Solitary Learner praying for fellow students and myself for a successful study time is important to prepare my mindset and mood for concentration. I find peace restored during the day when times of doubt and frustration come in when praying. Confidence and joy returns so that I may concentrate on the task at hand.
2. As a Verbal Learner I enjoy learning new words and looking them up in the dictionary. I like the idea of reading text and listening to videos at least three to four times to gain in understanding.
3. As an Aural Learner I find when quietly reading

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