After taking a learning preference survey, Ja'neisha Walker found that her highest scores were in the reflective, sensual, and sequential categories. However, through reflecting on her own experiences, she believes she learns best visually and verbally, even though the survey did not score her highly in those areas. The survey results did not change her view that visual and verbal learning suit her preferences best, and she does not think one survey can determine someone's best learning style.

1. Learning Preference:
After taking the learning preference survey, my results were as follow: Reflective-1, Sensual-7,
Sequential-3, and Verbal-3. By the end of this course, my thinking has encouraged me to believe that I
definitely learn best visually, and verbally. By the looks of my results, I did not score high in the visual
and verbal portion of the survey, but I know that from firsthand experience, my learning preference is
learning visually and verbally. In addition, the result of the learning preference survey did not change my
view on the two learning preferences that suit me best. Overall, I do not believe that a survey can
determine what learning preference is best for you that is something you need to figure out within
yourself.
Ja’neisha Walker