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My choice for this type of drawing for the ranking of these 6 very important concepts about the learning process of a ESL learner was inspired from the fact that I find very colorful and different-looking graphics and images more appealing and memorable to me than plain maps with dull or simplistic choices of color palettes. I decided to draw a fridge to represent each level of these concepts, the colors and how bright it is made my eyes go straight to it everytime I saw it lurking in my backpack while organizing my stuff in the weekend, I even remembered each of the concept as I took a look at the paper for a last time on Sunday. It's important to let students decide in what ways they can learn stuff with the help of their notebooks, letting their creativity flow which will improve their memory skills, we should not simply motivate them into making organized, clean notes, but also eye-catching, creative graphs or drawings that can help them make their learning a lot more me

In my personal view, I can definately say that the way I learned English according to my learning styles has affected me throughout my teaching experiences in quite a few different ways, specially regarding the way I perceive the whole ''learning a second language'' process and how I can help my students learn the language, since my experience learning English has been, in a way, quite peculiar. My English learning experience started when I was 8 years old, and it has always been through an absolute self-taught manner, fueled by my growing motivation for learning the language which was born from my interpersonal learning style of the language, with the help of the internet, the place where I would communicate with native speakers on a daily basis, my experience learning the language has never really been anything formal, not until High School, but even then, my teachers didn't really leave me with more than what I already had learned throughout my own online social