studystyles

noun
UK /ˈstʌdi staɪlz/
US /ˈstʌdi staɪlz/

Study styles are the different ways people like to learn and practice new things.

The teacher asked us about our study styles so she could help everyone learn better.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The ways a person usually organizes their study time and materials.

His study styles include making colorful notes and studying in short bursts.

3. Different approaches teachers use to help students learn in class.

The school trains teachers in many study styles to reach every student.

4. The mix of seeing, hearing, and doing that helps someone remember information.

Mia's study styles rely on listening to recordings and drawing pictures.