Purpose: The purposes of this study were to examine the effects of learning styles on students' affective factors,
failure tolerance and English study attitude, in flipped learning applied class. Method: The subjects were 62
collegians in two different majors. The Yim's version of GRSLQ(Reichmann Student Learning Styles Questionaire)
was administrated to measure students' learning styles. There were 3 categories for learning styles,
independent-dependent, cooperative-competitive, and participative-avoidant. Results: The results of this study
showed that, first, there were significant differences in failure tolerance and English study attitude. Secondly,
independent style students, cooperative style students and participant style students showed significant differences
in failure tolerance. There were significant differences in English study attitude for dependent style students and
participant style students. Participant style students showed significant differences in both affective factors, but
avoidant style students didn't show any significant differences in both failure tolerance and English study
attitude. Conclusion: The results of this study implicates that effects of flipped learning on English grammar
class may differ according to student's learning style as same as former teacher centered class. Even though
flipped learning is surely student centric, student's learning style may result in different effects. Appling the
flipped learning, thoughtful concerns should be payed for an effective personalized learning, its core, especially
not only for avoidant style students who didn't show any significant differences in both flipped learning applied
class and teacher centered class but also for competitive style students who did not show any significant
differences in the flipped learning class.