The survey results from students in Spain found that most learn better visually, by seeing and writing down new information. The majority also learn well by listening to new words and repeating them aloud. However, opinions were mixed on studying with music, with around 40% preferring it and 60% requiring silence. Most students felt discussing with others helped with remembering new things.

1. Results from SPAIN of the survey on Learning Styles
1. I am a visual learner, so I learn better when I can see and write down
what I have to learn (e.g. new words).
Yes 21 78%
No 6 22%
2. I like to listen to sound of new words. I repeat them to myself a few
times. That way I learn them faster.
Yes 25 93%
No 2 7%
3. At home, I always listen to music when I do my homework.
Yes 11 41%
No 16 59%

2. 4. It has to be absolutely silent when I study at home or work in the
classroom.
Yes 18 67%
No 9 33%
5. I am field independent, i.e., I am not bothered much by what is going
on around me as I study
Yes 11 41%
No 16 59%
6. Learning is easier for me when I can move around and feel the
rhythm in a new text or glossary.
Yes 11 41%
No 16 59%

3. 7. If I categorise new words using different colours, I tend to learn them
faster.
Yes 11 41%
No 16 59%
8. I like learning new words or rules in the order they appear in the
book, otherwise I tend to forget them.
Yes 16 59%
No 11 41%
9. Discussing with others makes me remember new things more easily.
Yes 23 85%
No 4 15%

4. 10. I always make my own glossaries and exercises at home to learn
better.
Yes 19 70%
No 8 30%