What is the best way for you to learn?

[LivAndLearn]

For me I have always learned through just reading notes and books. Plus the addition of videos to help with topics I have trouble understanding.

Reading textbooks, notes, lectures, etc.

Listening to lectures, podcast, text-to-speech

Using diagrams, pictures and videos

A mix of a bunch of techniques

[The_Shadow_Dweller]

Mobile apps, notebooks for notes and websites.

Take knowledge from mobile or desktop and write it down in notebooks.
Screen strain also gets reduced and at the same time max retention is there with notebooks.

I am trying pen tablets, but I am just using them as a replacement for my mouse.

[LivAndLearn]

I always wanted an ipad and pen but I enjoy writing in notebooks so I never tried

[The_Shadow_Dweller]

Exactly! Same here!

[Ian69]

I would chose “C” if I’m doing any projects at home like diy for instance I will go to YouTube firstly and look on there. I have found many useful videos on there that’s helped me out many times. And I’ve found it a good way to retain the information, because if I end up doing the same project sometime later I can remember how to do it. Plus, you can always save the video as a favourite and go back anytime for reference if there’s something you are not sure about.

[Nagahime]

I can learn through any of these ways, but a visual presentation is always the most effective. I can actually see what is going on and can follow, making it easier.

[skyeee_]

option c, i found that i retain information better when it's visualized

[LivAndLearn]

Yes diagrams or videos always help

[nawtee_me]

I learn best hands on. I have to do it, I can just see it being done. When I was in college I would take notes and rewrite them and rewrite them again and maybe again to study for exams...

[LivAndLearn]

I agree for certain things hands on is way more helpful (like labs techniques). But if it's just for test I usually just read.

[weysally]

in my opinion the best way to learn is remembering your mistakes, and also you yourself committing to put it right,

[MCheetah]

Hands-on approach. Just doing it myself. I can't learn well through boring lectures and writing.

[IamAdonis]

Study and Theory first.
Practical in a controlled environment second.
Field work third.

[REDNPT92]

I learn best from having someone explain and show it to me in person. I will read to learn if it's something I'm really interested in, but I don't particularly like reading so I tend to get bored and lose my focus. I do way better when it's visual.

[Static_In_The_Attic]

A visual learner I am & as they say monkey see monkey do & if the book has diagrams that would be nice.

[TallAnon]

Practical application of theory obtained by listening to the information.

[Cowboy6666]

Mostly through reading.
But I voted D. Its mix of all

[B4852]

A mix of things, but the most effective way for me is doing it.

[Zlantur2]

Books and videos a lot but I learn best when I'm doing with a teacher.

[RebeccaBI2000]

I am more of a hands on learner

[NathanDavis]

a mix of all... but reading used to be enough

[Wise4myage]

A. I like reading.