Expression and product styles usually mean the kinds of products you like to do, such as: Written Do you like to write articles, stories, lab reports poetry or other types of written products? Oral Do you enjoy speaking and discussing things? Do you like debates or speeches, or talking about things in your class? Hands-on Do you like to work on things with your hands? Do you like building and constructing? Do you like designing things? Artistic Do you like to draw? Do you like to choose colors and pay attention to design or texture or the way things look or feel? Audio-Visual/Display Do you enjoy organizing eye-catching arrangements of objects or things? Do you like to work on displaying information on boards or on posters? Do you enjoy organizing materials? Dramatic Do you like doing theatrical performances, such as acting and role-playing? Service Do you like to provide assistance to individuals or groups within your community? Do you want to lead a group of students to do something that provides help to others? Technological Do you like to use and integrate media in a number of different, interesting ways? Musical Do you enjoy listening to music? Are you musical? Do you enjoy listening to, or playing, and/or thinking about some or all forms of music? Commercial Do you think you would like to start your own small business or sell a product? When you learn and understand your expression style preferences, you can learn how you like to do your work.