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What floor of the SLC would you prefer to study in?
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The sun floor for collaborative groupworkA peaceful floor like the beach or forestThe garden to get some SLS guidance -
When navigating a new part of the city, how do you find your way?
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By using Google MapsAsking someone for directionsStart walking until you find your way around -
What's the most effective way for you to take in new information?
Watching PowerPoint presentationsListening to your professorGoing on a field trip -
After the Ugly Christmas Sweater Party, what are you most likely to remember?
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The ugly christmas sweatersThe musicThe food you ate -
Pick a study break activity:
Going to the AMC to catch a movieListening to music in Kerr QuadReleasing your stress at the MAC -
What distracts you most in class?
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The person scrolling on Tumblr in front of youListening to someone’s conversationGetting restless for sitting too long -
What do you find most useful when studying from a textbook?
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Reading the textbook and taking notes over and over againListening to music as you readTaking breaks to move and walk around -
Where are you most likely to grab food on campus?
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Oakham or Balzacs so you can sit and study for a whileRam in the Rye for some good musicTim Hortons or Starbucks because you’re constantly on the go
What Type Of Learner Are You?
You learn best with visual methods, such as PowerPoint presentations, taking detailed notes, highlighting and drawing diagrams when you're studying. To learn more methods that fit your learning style visit http://studentlife.ryerson.ca/study/the-best-strateg…r-learning-style/
You learn best with active participation, by collaborating in groups, going on field trips and taking frequent breaks when studying. To learn more methods that fit your learning style visit http://studentlife.ryerson.ca/study/the-best-strateg…r-learning-style/
You learn best by listening, whether it's a word association game or participating in group discussions. To learn more methods that fit your learning style visit http://studentlife.ryerson.ca/study/the-best-strateg…r-learning-style/
