Do learning styles really exist?

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Title	:	Do learning styles really exist?
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This is part of and Early Childhood Coaching program in Colorado I have been an educator for 20+ years and have a MS in Ecological Teaching and Learning I liked the challenge that this research and video puts forth and it has helped me see differently Thank you
Comment from : Ryan P

This was a big blow! I consider myself a visual person, which is truebrBut I guess we do all learn differently, and we all have the potential to use our brains for audio, visuals and hands-on-activities
Comment from : Mr Fossil

I totally agree I honestly think it depends on subject being taught and which learning style fits the lesson best
Comment from : Kilee Imada

I actually learn the best when I combine all three learning styles I watch a video and listen to the speaker and repeat what the speaker says out loud and write them down
Comment from : Gunny Kim

I was hoping you might present a "solution" For example, I flip the learning style in my class to be an assessment style, which is often not an option I find that audio learners would prefer to talk about their learning with me or others than to write about it This is a better way for me to assess their learning, versus forcing them to sit still and write it out or answer questions on a test I agree that learning style is not really the right focus, but I'm curious if my assessment style hypothesis is also not rooted in science
Comment from : Amanda Cook

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Comment from : Avigdor Brienne

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Comment from : Avigdor Brienne

Great video, thanks a lot for this :)
Comment from : Elina Oberemok

While I agree with this, people shouldn't take in the idea that learning information mentally doesn't have have styles For example, You could give me the information in a picture or writing and I will learn them both equally with no problems but the key point is that I visualise them in my head So it doesn't matter on the style is which it is taught to me
Comment from : Jihad At-Tawab

Finally I found this brIt bugs me so much when people go on about different learning styles
Comment from : Grace Pearson

MrBaker loved this video! He says thanks!
Comment from : Jaden Soular

There's also this illusion of learning, confused by short-term fluency in the blocking versus interleaving dichotomy People believe they have better results with blocking, from the cognitive ease it gives after a time, but the results are in the opposite direction, specially for long-term retrieval
Comment from : Petitio Principii

Teaching style is must important than learning style This is a challenge for todays teachers Teachers have to learn the power to teach all kinds of students Teach is a special art but all teacher dont have it
Comment from : Iris Nereida Rios Ramos

Two studies are not enough to proof that learning styles are harmful So based on the info you've presented we have no evidence either to backup your pov or to backup the learning styles model
Comment from : Attraction

the idea behind learning styles is there's one that's dominant just like how you VISUALLY drew your presentation for us
Comment from : Kevin Mai

it is not to make better grades but to graduate text book learning so we a true lifelong learner can can do presentations in the work place or visually take our time to see words in a book and absorb our learning in our personal study nooks this is why we graduate school but yes we do learn with our whole brain yet school learning in past taught only half brain material
Comment from : DeeDee MCGOVERN

Wow just wowbr brLearning styles are a myth? Provide REAL evidence other than just stating your opinions based on a few "studies" I can name literally 100 teachers, professors, and educators who would disagree with this claim because their real world examples prove learning style preferences are real and learners benefit from teaching that engages them Not sure what the motivating is by this and other "researched" videos, but it is hard to dismiss real world experiences with Lab created studies
Comment from : Dr Travis J Hedrick

Wow! What a great video!
Comment from : Katrina Knotts

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Comment from : de2pwt channel

Still used on interview questions to score points, so Ill play along for now
Comment from : Ryan Mercer

Nice video Understanding which type of learner you are is crucial for figuring out what the best way for you to learn is The concept of different learning styles is explained exceptionally well in this video
Comment from : Maureen O’Connell

The purpose of the 'learning styles model' is too ensure trainers are more flexible when they present content in as many modes as possible Get people inspired, give them succinct information, let them experience it - discuss and generalisebrbrUnfortunately, many people have an obsessive compulsion to diagnose themselves and others as 'one or the other' which is the antithesis of this and almost every other pedagogical model/theory Everyone does all of these all the time and all of them are necessary to provide a holistic learning experiencebrbrFlexibility!!!
Comment from : Josh McKiterick

I am just wondering if there exists any relation between learning styles, multiple intelligences and thinking in the learning process???
Comment from : ziani khaireddine

Fantastic video! I'm just embarking on a Masters of Primary teaching and one of my first assignments is to write a paper on Learning Styles It is really fascinating to know that there is no solid evidence to support the existence of learning styles Maybe my paper won't be the positive report on Learning Styles my lecturer expects!! Thanks again for the great video
Comment from : Big Badger