Here at TAPA Institute, we understand that everybody learns differently. That is why we do not use a one-size-fits-all approach to help our clients study for their certification exams. Our technique is rather the opposite. We work with all of our clients to first assess their skills and strengths before creating a study plan with their specific needs in mind. Our tutoring sessions are also tailored to each of our clients’ learning styles to ensure their study experience is as efficient as possible.

      If you are struggling to learn on your own, you may be studying using the wrong learning style for you. Here are some different learning styles you may fit into:

1.      Visual Learner

Visual learners often require some form of visual aid, like images, diagrams, graphs, or presentations, to help them learn the most.

2.      Linguistic Learner

Linguistic learners learn the best through reading, writing, listening and speaking.

3.      Logical Learner

Logical learners often learn the best by categorizing information and using logical reasoning to understand concepts. Logical learners can also easily recognize patterns and understand numerical relationships well.

4.      Auditory Learner

Auditory learners use sound and music to retain information. If you like to work while listening to music, you are probably an auditory learner.

5.      Interpersonal Learner

Interpersonal learners learn the best when they can work in group settings. If you like to discuss topics or bounce ideas off of others, you are an interpersonal learner.  

Once you can determine the kind of learner you are, you can start using study techniques that are most beneficial to you. Here at TAPA Institute we recognize studying comes in all forms. To learn more about our services, and us, visit our website, www.tapainstitute.com.