This is spot on.  I'm definitely a hands-on learner and normally if I see an example and I can complete the task.  

You are a Visual learner! I agree. I learn things well and have a chance to dig into the problem when it is written down. Using flashcards, drawing pictures, and color coding help me to organizer information in my brain.

I totally agree. When I learn something I have to hear it aloud and there has to be some sort of hands-on activity or movement involved. I cannot just sit still in a classroom. If I am reading something I will read it aloud to myself.

I was surprised by the fact that tactile was the least of my three learning styles. However, I do agree that I remember things best when I hear them out loud. I also like to see things like examples, visuals, or even books for studying.

I am not surprised with my results at all. It has always been easier for me to learn by watching. I think the integration of tactile learning helps me a lot as well. I take notes best by drawing pictures or graphic organizers and I feel like that combines my learning styles best.

I'm a bit surprised about my auditory score because usually information goes in one ear and out the other unless I write it down. My visual and tactile are very spot on because I like to be able to see the things I'm studying or reading in a class. I learn and remember most information by taking notes and then reviewing those.

You are a Tactile learner! 
I mean, yeah, duh. I have ADHD so I have issues sitting still. Usually, I have a pretty even score with these and the slightly higher score is the tactile on because I fidget so bad.  I don't think that this test is helpful any though because not being able to sit still is a symptom of the ADHD and not reflective how I actually learn. I do best with music and rhythm (which would generally place me as a auditory learner) and doing something where I can move or dance and be outside and seeing how things move and work together helps me too (which would make me a visual learner). I'm not interested in the learning styles results because I feel they are inaccurate. I think I'd have more accurate results using Howard Gardner's theory of Multiple Intelligence (I scored 100% in musical learner, 95% kinesthetic, and 93% in Naturalist and <70% in everything else).

You are an Auditory learner! I didn't agree with this until I realized I was reading the results out loud! I have always viewed myself as being a visual and tactile learner. However, as a musician, I suppose it makes sense. Usually I learn by seeing an example and having someone explain it to me. The combination usually works well for me.

My results surprised me; if you had asked me the type of learner that I was, I would have told you a "hands-on", tactile learner but that in actuality was the area I scored the lowest in. I do enjoy music and listening to podcasts and things like that but I didn't recognize the correlation between that and my learning style.

Visual: If you are a visual learner, you learn by reading or seeing pictures. You understand and remember things by sight. You can picture what you are learning in your head, and you learn best by using methods that are primarily visual. You like to see what you are learning.

I originally thought I was a visual learner because I like seeing things in writing. I am usually a hands on type person. I also realized I like hearing things to get a better and clearer understanding of what I am doing. Hearing what I need to do allows me to complete the task accurately the first time.

You are a Visual learner! 

I agree with this test. I have noticed a lot throughout the years that I work better when I am looking at the lesson. For example I do not do well with long lectures that do not have any visuals that go along with it.

I'm actually shocked by the results. I've always been a visual and hands on learner. I learn best by seeing then doing whatever the task is. I do agree that I'm very neat and clean and am attracted to colors.