Stylish Learning, voiced by Old Man Snitchez

(in old man voice)
When Diablo attacked the town Tristrom, I knew that my career as a kobold slayer for the city council was over! But kobolds weren't a threat anywhere  else, which means that I needed to learn something new, but unfortunately I didn't remember how I learned best.
My instructor, who smelled like a kobold and who I had a hard time... zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz ( 1 hour later) AAH! Oh yes, where was I? Right, I had a hard time not stabbing my kobold teacher, and after taking the exam (okay new guest star, um, how about Link?) ... (oh, right, uh, eh, I'll just do it)
So after taking the exam, I found that I was a fairly even mix of the three main styles of learning tactile, a hands-on sort of learner, auditory, learning by hearing, and visual, learning by seeing.
So I was given four questions about this, a) what is my style? An even mix. b) what does your style mean to you? I rather like the multi-method  result that I got as it shows that this music thing, listening, playing and writing it (the latter to varying degrees of success, all of those degrees bad) has effected my way of thinking, as previously I was an almost purely visual learner. c) How does it impact your learning? Well, I suppose it mean that I need to be more thurough with something like studying, but at the same time it should cement things in my mind more easily. d) And how might I use this information to ease my learning in high school and beyond. Honestly, I can't give an answer for that, but I suppose that's the point. The journey is the destination and all that. And to make people know I'm not really that profound, try watching Zero Punctuation.