For the result, it show that social and aural learning styles were their primary and secondary learning styles preferred by the participants. These styles were followed by verbal, visual, physical, solitary, and logical styles respectively.
The interview results corroborated the information drawn from the questionnaire. The students who preferred social and aural styles seemed to prefer interacting with others and listening to rhythm and sounds.
The findings also indicated that social, aural and verbal styles were the top three learning styles preferred by students of all achievement groups.