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Tag: learning styles

Home Posts Tagged "learning styles"

No such thing as a Learning Style

July 12, 2021Source Materials, Video Clipslearning stylesadmin

This video explains why Learning styles are a myth. Personally, I've never subscribed to the idea that people should be taught in accordance with their learning style. However, I DID believe that we had preferences and having multiple ways for people to access the learning works. Obviously, some skills (like swimming) are best learned in...

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Are we hung up on semantics?

June 1, 2021TDC Bloglearning styles, learning theory, models, training designadmin

I ran a poll in the Training Designer's Club Facebook group last week to find out what people call the small white round portion of bread that often accompanies burgers or soup. There were a lot of responses with roll and bap being the most common (clearly the correct term is a cob by the...

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