How to Use Your Learning Style to Make Studying Easier
What You Will Learn:
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The differences between left-brain and right-brain thinking
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How to recognise whether you are a sequential or global learner
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• What it means to be visual, auditory, or kinesthetic
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• Why reading/writing preferences shape your study habits
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• How to evaluate and improve your self-monitoring skills
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• Tips to personalise your study methods for better outcomes
Discover how your brain works best—so you can learn faster, study smarter, and enjoy the process.
Learning does not look the same for everyone. Some people thrive with visuals. Others need to talk things through. Many feel stuck not because they are incapable, but because they are using the wrong approach for how their brain is wired.
This course helps you understand your natural learning preferences—and shows you how to use them to study more effectively. Whether you are preparing for a qualification, professional development, or lifelong learning, knowing how you learn best can make all the difference.
You will explore five core learning style frameworks, complete interactive self-assessments, and gain practical strategies you can apply immediately. With this insight, you will stop wasting time on methods that do not work for you—and start building confidence in your ability to take in and retain information.
Who This Course Is For:
This course is ideal for students, professionals, adult learners, and anyone returning to study after a break. It is especially helpful for individuals who have struggled with traditional learning methods or want to become more confident, independent learners.
