Ways to Learn

Question

A. Ghimire

There are different ways in which people learn. Some learn best by what they see and remember. For example, notes, diagrams, drawing, or doodles help them learn. For them, just hearing information might not work as well.

Some like to listen for information. They remember by talking about what they have learned. Working in groups and repeating information to themselves helps them learn better.

Another way of learning is by reading and then writing to remember. Such learners like to read, then write what they learned. They also like knowing where the information comes from. They enjoy doing projects.

Still others like learning by doing. They move about while learning. They like to use their hands to explain things. Also, they like to touch or make things to understand how those things work.

Knowing how you learn best can help you become a better student. It might also help you enjoy learning more.
Question
Read the sentences from BOTH articles.

Knowing how you learn best can help you become a better student. (Ways to Learn)

Try these three simple tricks to get better at studying for tests. (Studying for Tests)

Which idea do BOTH sentences try to explain?
Responses
A Not everyone can be the best student in class.Not everyone can be the best student in class.
B Some students want to be better than other students.Some students want to be better than other students.
C The younger a student, the easier it is to be a better student. The younger a student, the easier it is to be a better student.
D People can be better students with some changes.People can be better students with some changes.
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Answer 1

The idea that BOTH sentences try to explain is:

D People can be better students with some changes.

Both sentences highlight the importance of understanding personal learning styles or employing specific strategies to enhance learning and improve performance as a student.