Pinpoint Your Natural Learning Style
Learn Faster by Understanding Your Brain
The PMPS assessment reveals how you naturally process information, helping you tailor your training to what actually works. Use these insights to align your learning habits with your strengths and get better results in less time.

Discover Your Learning Style with the PMPS Assessment
At the Institute for Learning Styles Research, we use the PMPS survey to help you understand how you process information best. By looking at seven specific areas including print, aural, interactive, visual, haptic, kinesthetic, and olfactory, we provide the insights you need to improve teaching and learning. Whether you are in a classroom or a professional setting, these results help everyone work and grow more effectively.
Understanding Your Learning Style: The PMPS Assessment and Research

A clear look at how you learn
The Seven Ways We Process Information
The PMPS assessment measures how you respond to seven different sensory channels: print, aural, interactive, visual, haptic, kinesthetic, and olfactory. By mapping these preferences, we create a detailed profile of how you take in and remember information from the world around you. This approach helps you understand your own "mind’s eye" and the physical ways you naturally react to different learning styles.

From the classroom to the office
Putting the Assessment to Work
You can use this assessment in almost any setting, from grade schools to professional business training. It is built for teachers and students who want to improve their results, as well as trainers and employees who need to share knowledge more effectively. Even if you are just learning something new on your own, these insights help you play to your natural sensory strengths.

Using data to improve how you study
Strategies for Better Learning
When you know your sensory preferences, you can align your study or teaching habits with your actual cognitive strengths. The PMPS turns observations into clear steps you can take, helping you match specific teaching strategies to the way you learn best. This process ensures that the way information is presented is based on what you actually need, creating a much more effective and engaging environment for everyone.
Why the PMPS Assessment Works
