Research has shown that not everyone learns the same way. In essence, the processes of learning and the transfer of learning are central to understanding how each person develops important competencies.
Want to know the different learning styles and where you fall?
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1. Intrapersonal learners
An intrapersonal learner needs to process the information taught when they are by themselves, rather than in a group.
2. Interpersonal learners
These students learn best in a group setting, as they use things like social cues

and conversation in order to remember what they're being taught.
3. Auditory learners
Similar to interpersonal learners, auditory learners pick up on information by hearing it spoken aloud. Lectures, videos and even recorded books help them learn.

4. Logical learners
Rather than looking at the entire picture as a whole, these learners know how to break things down and use related methods in order to remember the information that they've been taught.

5. Visual learners
Visual learners lean heavily on images to process new information. These learners are able to vividly picture patterns and learn best with images and graphics that use fewer words.