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You're a visual learner--did you see this result coming? For the visual student, the eyes are the most important tool for learning. You prefer to process information through your sense of sight, and that means you have a preference for reading and writing, with a special fondness for charts and diagrams-- anything that can give you a nice visual explanation of the subject matter. Fortunately, most classes still tend to be geared for the visual learner so you're probably pretty comfortable in the school environment. What kind of jobs do you see yourself taking in the future? Editor? Writer? Graphic artist?
Now hear this: auditory learners need their ears. You're the sort of girl who really gets into lectures and discussions, and who is probably really good at remembering details from conversations. If you are learning another language, you might also have an ability to pick up on accents and pronunciation, which makes you look like a "natural." While it may seem that the school environment does not always listen to the needs of its auditory learners, you have acquired an important skill for the world outside the classroom: communication. In terms of careers, you could be a counselor, teacher, public relations agent, or even an anchorwoman on the evening news!