Stunning how we continue to propogate this myth of 'preferred' learning styles...is anyone seeing a change from your perspective?
I am amazed that we continue to get reinforcement on 'learning styles' as if it is more than just theory. I'm curious if other readers are seeing the same or am I just 'way behind?"
Hi John,
I'm with you. After years of "teach to specific learning styles" training I have concluded that you should just always use all methods of teaching and everyone seems to learn more thoroughly. Next, I wonder if anybody is thinking of debunking the theory of "generational learning'.
I agree with you all here and learned so much about the myth of hemisphericity and it makes sense that the 100% of the brain is working 100% of he time - also liked the neural concert metaohor:
"Certain players have a stronger role during certain movements"
Bottom line, people are complex, and no one fits into any one box. It is all about generating interest and making connections
