A recently published study out of the US has warned the negative consequences of the learning styles myth could well ...
Beware the learning styles myth: researchers find alarming outcome for students
The pervasive learning styles myth shapes teachers’ and parents' beliefs about students’ potential and influences children's own perception of how intelligent they are, ‘concerning’ new research has found.
The study found parents, teachers and children rated those students described as ‘visual learners’ as more intelligent than those described as ‘hands-on learners’.
The study found parents, teachers and children rated those students described as ‘visual learners’ as more intelligent than those described as ‘hands-on learners’.
