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| − | '''Learning styles''' are the preferred ways of learning people have. Most people have "assumed that there was scientific evidence supporting learning styles", but there is no scientific evidence supporting it in terms of people's ability to learn different ways.<ref>http://www.danielwillingham.com/learning-styles-faq.html</ref> | + | '''Learning styles''' are the preferred ways of learning people have. Most people have "assumed that there was scientific evidence supporting learning styles", but there is no scientific evidence supporting it in terms of people's ability to learn different ways.<ref>[http://www.danielwillingham.com/learning-styles-faq.html Daniel Willingham--Science & Education]</ref> |
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Learning styles are the preferred ways of learning people have. Most people have "assumed that there was scientific evidence supporting learning styles", but there is no scientific evidence supporting it in terms of people's ability to learn different ways.[1]
