Misconceptions of Learning Styles | Anita Acai

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Title	:	Misconceptions of Learning Styles \| Anita Acai \| TEDxGuelphU
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i cant focus with the UMs
Comment from : @GraceNewman

Great material I think it was a shame that she seemed so nervous during this speech But great points!
Comment from : @stevenfarrington5406

excellent presentation of misconceptions of learning style mixing up skills is better for learning
Comment from : @archana_gamit

Nice
Comment from : @Jigarbhatt1588

Very InformativebrContent matters more than learning style also interleaving(mixing of skills) is something which can help the learners
Comment from : @gayatrigovalvanshinanda6921

Very live and informative lecturebr-Dr Virenkumar PandyabrBDK ARTS AND COMMERCE COLLEGE GADHADA
Comment from : @ProfDrVirenkumarPandya

informative session
Comment from : @jitendrakumarkharadi697

सुन्दर
Comment from : @AtriRajgor

Interesting session
Comment from : @drharshadjchauhan1023

Very informative session
Comment from : @meghanadharne7438

Amazing talk, wonderful session
Comment from : @Sarvebhavntusukhinah1111

2:08 learning styles do not existbr6:45 task switching poor learningbr7:10 testing yourself (retrieval practice)br8:05 desirable difficulty and motivation to learnbr8:30 interleaving (learning better mixing up skills)
Comment from : @originalvonster

UMM x300
Comment from : @xokayla2825

CRT is part of edu-cash-in
Comment from : @MiniPeugot

Good work
Comment from : @hemantkharadi6342

Very Informative session
Comment from : @hemantsuthar8110

Nice video
Comment from : @ramsinhparmar8658

Good job, excellent presentation
Comment from : @hansabensonara7765

Very good information
Comment from : @ravidekani9300

Very informative session
Comment from : @meghanadharne7438

Wonderful job!
Comment from : @krishnadaiya2788

Best
Comment from : @karunaahire7402

સરસ
Comment from : @AtriRajgor

Finally Someone making sense
Comment from : @SADCOCK1970

Very informative session Gives you something to think about when you hear people say they are great at multi-tasking
Comment from : @suskigirl

Every sentence began with "Umm" The information was interesting, but UMM maybe she should take a public speaking class?
Comment from : @dianaolinger2729

Nice sir
Comment from : @drravikumaramp528

Very informative
Comment from : @profdrjalpapatelaadhyapa2898

Very much informative session 🙏🙏
Comment from : @chandrashekharupadhyaya6530

Amazing talk on the prospects of language
Comment from : @adithyaadiga10

Nice information great talk
Comment from : @kamleshrabari6885

nice information
Comment from : @hmgohilsanskrit937

Good job brThanks
Comment from : @drjajidevendrappa2762

Nice
Comment from : @biswajitpanda1363

Good
Comment from : @biswajitpanda1363

Amazing, wonderful session
Comment from : @rulerfragnite7836

Informative Thank you
Comment from : @lavanyahm9965

Outstanding and amazing session
Comment from : @AVIJITDAS-ty4ki

Thank you mam
Comment from : @devarajuakil1068

You've proved nothing Some of this was useful, but most of this was an exercise in overintellectualized research There are preferred ways that people learn Sometimes they use these methods without knowing the categorizations Thank the Creator of the universe that there ARE the categorizations Now, do folks learn according to a hybrid or combination of the different learning styles? The answer is YES However, don't dismiss the learning styles, because they give people understandings of how they learn best
Comment from : @josephjefferson2617

This was informative I started looking this topic up because I studied multiple intelligences in grad school, but never did I think I'd encounter what I do now, at workpeople who pick 1 'learning style' for themselves as an excuse to not make the effort to absorb information It's like effort isn't taken into account nowmanagers bend over backwards out of fear of discriminating even when there isn't an actual learning disability in play People learn that they can just drop this pop psychology term into the conversation to excuse their own laziness
Comment from : @mettlehed76

I CANNNTTT WITH THE OMMSSSS
Comment from : @amoreinaespinosa5729

Excellent, thank you:)
Comment from : @Kameleonic

that's tough buddy content should be given better focus than learning styles
Comment from : @youcan_change_handle_3june_

Thank you
Comment from : @drtaraknathchattopadhyay1776

Enlightening
Comment from : @cbinalli1841

Nice and crispy
Comment from : @aparnadas5277

Amazing view
Comment from : @mukeshmahale7281

Nice one
Comment from : @brotigayen6858

Very nice
Comment from : @डॉअतुलचौरे-ऑनलाईनकवीकट्टा

बहुत अच्छा
Comment from : @drnamdevsodgir1117

Brilliant
Comment from : @AnanyaSankarDebabhutiisthe

thank you
Comment from : @drsrikant2251

Amazing
Comment from : @moumitasarkar6895

Nice
Comment from : @masoodahmed5305

she did such a good job!
Comment from : @elizabethschmidt1490

This video should be renamed “Mixed signals: do I really know what I’m talking about?” 😂
Comment from : @trippstephens6934

thank you! Amazing I've always thought these myths make no sense at all
Comment from : @IncDesparche

Minute and half into it and the only thing I get from it is “um” every 15 seconds 😫
Comment from : @msshelbyful

Nice job! Yes, the presenter is nervous but she stayed going and delivered a really solid presentation with valuable content TED has a lot of highly polished presenters who deliver waffly content This is much better than most of that
Comment from : @tubewatchingelephant

Take a breath girl!x
Comment from : @graemecriddle3684

bUM/b
Comment from : @evaughn22e

Great advice for learning
Comment from : @carlapig1

uhm, uhm, uhm, uhm
Comment from : @chrisdownie9622

Great talk, thank you ;)br100 "oms" btw, I multi-tasked, using auditory and visual skills while still paying attention to the content
Comment from : @SM_zzz

People always try to convince me they are good multi-taskers but I have a hard time believing that The "task switching" you mentioned makes a lot of sense to me I have a hard time switching my focus across multiple things and it irks me that others say they are multi-taskers when in reality they are just better task switchers
Comment from : @JohnSmith-sz9bz