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Each person has their own individual way of receiving and processing information, which is characterized by a certain learning style. This simple test (called the VAK) will help you quickly find out which learning style you prefer.

VAK was developed in 1920 by a group of psychologists and describes the most common ways of learning and their combinations: 

visual, auditory and kinesthetic.

Through the VAK test, you will find out which style is dominant in you and in what proportion to the other two. You may have one dominant learning style or even two of them. You may find that different styles suit you best for different tasks. 

There is no perfect style, no wrong questions, answer the way you feel most comfortable. 

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What is your learning style?
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1. When describing a holiday (party) to a friend, do you talk in detail about the music, sounds and noises you heard there?
2. Do you use hand gestures when you speak?
3. Instead of newspapers, do you prefer radio or TV to keep up with the latest news or sports news?
4. When using a computer, do you find images useful, for example: icons, menu bar, colored underlines, signs and symbols, etc.?
5. When you write down certain information, do you prefer not to take notes, but to draw diagrams, suggestive images?
6. When you play "X and 0" or "Chess" can you imagine the signs of "X" or "0", the chess pieces in different positions?
7. Do you like to disassemble certain objects and repair different things (household electrical objects, bicycle, car engine, etc.)?
8. When trying to remember the spelling of a word, do you tend to write the word down on paper several times until you find the correct spelling?
9. When learning something new, do you like instructions read aloud, discussions or oral lectures?
10. Do you like to assemble different things?

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