1. If you have a big project due in a couple weeks, how do you get started?
• You jump right in and try to see what works well.
• You take time to develop a plan on how you will get it done.
• You take it slowly, giving yourself plenty of time to be creative and innovative.
• You start collecting facts and research. The more data you have, the better.
2. When you're trying to learn something, what do you focus on?
• What you need to learn, and when you need to learn it by.
• How what your learning could apply to you and your life.
• What you need to know, and what you can ignore.
• How to determine if what you are learning is true and accurate.
3. What sort of work environment is difficult for you?
• Working on a project that doesn't have a clear answer or objective
• Work that has a lot of detail or rules
• Work that's competitive or stressful
• Working in a group or with a partner
4. What's the best way to explain something to you?
• Give you a way to try it out yourself
• Break it down into logical steps
• Relate it to real life
• Tell you all the information, facts, and theories
5. What intellectual activities make you the happiest?
• Inventing, discovering, and taking risks
• Relating, sharing, and cooperating
• Thinking, analyizing, and debating
• Organizing, practicing, and doing

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