The semantic learning style operates through words and ideas and concepts. Our school system is heavily based on semantic learning and many students who do not succeed in school may simply have a different learning style. Comprehension describes how quickly and how well you understand new information. Memory describes how well you retain information. Evaluation describes your judgement, your ability to make practical decisions.
Creativity is about finding many different solutions.
For instance, some people are strong in units. These people are good with details. Others are strong in systems, meaning they are less concerned with the details than with the big picture. By assessing these areas, the three learning styles, the five operations, and the six ways of organizing information, the SOI test produces a graph of your thinking. This graph shows where you are strong and where you are weak.