21. | I know when I need to learn more about something. |
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22. | If I can understand something well enough to get by, it doesn’t bother me if I still have questions about it. |
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23. | I think libraries are boring places. |
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24. | The people I admire most are always learning new things. |
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25. | I can think of many different ways to learn about a new topic. |
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26. | I try to relate what I am learning to my long-term goals. |
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27. | I am capable of learning for myself almost anything I might need to know. |
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28. | I really enjoy tracking down the answer to a question. |
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29. | I don’t like dealing with questions where there is not one right answer. |
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30. | I have a lot of curiosity about things. |
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31. | I’ll be glad when I’m finished learning. |
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32. | I’m not as interested in learning as some other people seem to be. |
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33. | I don’t have any problems with basic study skills. |
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34. | I like to try new things, even if I’m not sure how they will turn out. |
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35. | I don’t like it when people who really know what they’re doing point out mistakes that I am making. |
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36. | I’m good at thinking of unusual ways to do things. |
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37. | I like to think about the future. |
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38. | I’m better than most people are at trying to find out the things I need to know. |
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39. | I think of problems as challenges, not stop-signs. |
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40. | I can make myself do what I think I should. |
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41. | I’m happy with the way I investigate problems. |
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42. | I become a leader in group learning situations. |
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43. | I enjoy discussing ideas. |
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44. | I don’t like challenging learning situations. |
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45. | I have a strong desire to learn new things. |
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46. | The more I learn, the more exciting the world becomes. |
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47. | Learning is fun. |
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48. | It’s better to stick with the learning methods that we know will work instead of always trying new ones. |
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