Let’s get the ball rolling in thinking about learning styles… In my view and experience, the distinction between preferred learning styles is 100 times more useful than the distinction between “ability”, by which we usually mean prior attainment. It is much more useful because it is about how pupils access information and concepts. Take away [...]
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How smart are you? Or, how are you smart?
Posted: March 1, 2011 in Visual, auditory & kinaesthetic learning stylesTags: communicative approach, learning styles, mfl, mixed-ability, multi-sensory
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