Learning Styles - A Complete Myth

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Title	:	Learning Styles - A Complete Myth
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I'm currently working on a research paper questioning the use of learning styles within curriculum of teacher training which perpetuates the use of learning styles throughout society
Comment from : @alexgrovejones

I don't know if you are correct, but I do know that I REALLY learn something and OWN it when I actually DO it Studying to pass a test and studying to learn a life skill differ for me
Comment from : @timhoke2

Aliens are not a myth, though!
Comment from : @nataliep501

Thanks for your video, this is very surprising to me I came out of this video learning something new, changing my perspective about the way I learn
Comment from : @dalabba

Eye opening
Comment from : @Amirhossein8844

Great
Comment from : @Beyonddinspirations

University of Sydney still pushes learning styles
Comment from : @sshez99

Nice
Comment from : @wonderboygaming5105

but if I have problems with processing auditory input at least I have an "anti learning style" right?
Comment from : @88marome

Wow! I didn’t know this I’m mostly kinesthetic and visual based on my learning style tests from school and I thought it’s accurate as I can’t grasp info through auditory I’d have to read it, write it down or do it hands on If someone gives me instructions I ask them to write it down for me or give it to me through text or show me how it’s done as I have a hard time retaining and understanding info verbally
Comment from : @JJRothS2011

Your preference in how you learn things is still important You learn things better when you're enjoying what you're learning - this much is scientifically valid By default, your preference in learning style should play a significant role in how much you enjoy learning about something If you enjoy hands-on experience, you'll be engrossed in what you're learning However, if you think hands-on activities are a pain and pointless, you're likely not going to be paying attention half the timebrbr br brI think what people should delve into more is whether or not these preference in learning styles could fluctuate, such as if there are times when you prefer visual learning over kinetic learning but other times prefer the opposite If I'm learning about physics, I'd rather just learn it visually through pictures than diagrams than through simulation demos, but if I'm learning about art, I'd very much rather learn through hands-on experience than just looking at examples from other artistsbrbrbrbrPS, it's funny how I have two psychology professors right now, and one of them believes in learning styles while the other linked us this video lol
Comment from : @TactlessGuy

In one of my teaching classes we went around the room introducing ourselves and what our preferred learning style was I knew the learning styles thing was nonsense, so I said I love learning by doing and learning by teaching This generated some confused looks They probably thought I was uninformed
Comment from : @MegaTallDave

learning styles informative
Comment from : @almabalubar1126

your animation is excellent
Comment from : @magraciacalanasan4780

Thank you for the insightful video
Comment from : @michaelreyes7601

Sir i like your channel and thank you for this great idias
Comment from : @angerofstick5324

I don't know to react hahahbrAs a pre-service teacher, I was taught of different thinking and learning styles @CLSU
Comment from : @karenclaro4177

Eventually it will get out But it has been proven that enjoying learning helps you learn as well as your mood So I think in a waybit dies matter because you might find music more enjoyable and relaxingbtgan reading
Comment from : @prestokrs1

HmmmI'm trying to stay open minded here What I'm hearing you say is that it should be called "learning preferences" instead of "learning styles" If that's the case, I still think these styles or "preferences" hold value for teachers If I know most of my students prefer acting out an idea over listening about an idea, I need to take that into consideration, right? I've always identified as "intrapersonal" and that label does reflect my need for self reflection and processing of new ideas, so I don't think we can say learning styles are a "myth" per se, but a preference attained through experiences rather than a style we were born with
Comment from : @tarasanders622

I teach in the College of Education at one of the largest private, Christian universities in the country I am constantly having to debunk the mis-information written into the curriculum for my courses ThusI'm out on the web looking for more information to help relay this message Thanks for explaining this concept so clearly
Comment from : @canyonadvisors6449

Your animation is very good 👍
Comment from : @arpanghimire7139

i was told i had a certain learning style 27 years ago, I never believed that this was the case, I did however, feel that the whole agenda was to explain away why we as a country are so behind and after reading Charlottes Iserbyts book, The Deliberate Dumbing Down of America which included the Dept of Educations agenda under former Pres Reagan, I was shocked and pretty pissed off, the powers that be intentionally keep the students conformed and unable to think for themselves using disgusting techniques which are too deep, read the book and be equally shocked, these learning styles bull crap are to profit and explain away the low reading levels, complete bull hockey
Comment from : @beanerschnitzel794

Learning styles never help and are bullshit and a waste of time
Comment from : @uwiehdhdbfjdisndhehehehsbs3681

May be it is not learning style but learning method Whatever you call it there is need to develop an effective learning method that achieves learning out comes
Comment from : @olivermanyemba8224

A Billion Thank Yous : )
Comment from : @MrChrisxig

all your videos are awesome i love it 💓
Comment from : @allyyahharumpac4838

Solihull Sixth Form College although my teacher does acknowledge that there is no evidence to support this and the whole idea is built on a hunch
Comment from : @benjaminbradshaw3995

Whaaaaaaaaaat?!
Comment from : @hindsight8522

Thanks for the video I'm an Educator & Academic Facilitator myself brbrI do believe that if Learning Styles are facilitated correctly it can be beneficial in some way Individuals actually have all learning styles, but just to a certain preference And, for example, if I have high visual preference it doesn't mean I can't use auditory techniques The problem I believe comes in when you put students in a box and say: "Well, you can only use visual techniques because you have high visual preference" That is wrong brbrIn my case, I prefer to use different multiple study methods within all the different styles I guess there are many people who agree or disagree with this topic Thanks again for the video!
Comment from : @Marlo_Martin1

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Comment from : @najmulhoq4935

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Comment from : @najmulhoq4935

Consistent practicing is the key :)
Comment from : @ezeeexamcbse4187

well im not good ar biology and dont like it but learning from it visually helps me understand it moreso is that a learng style?
Comment from : @valanaba1389

what do you mean of debunk?
Comment from : @allenpeker9540

As far as I know, colleagues at my University (wwwunilu) have been telling future teacher students about learning styles and i guess this myth is hard to kill, because it sounds as if it could make sense, it acknowledges a "pedagogical no-brainer" that all kids are different, it values existing differences between people and it sounds like it's easy to implement and it probably helps to give kids access to the same "thing" in a variety of ways (but this helps all kids, irrespective of their supposed learning styles)
Comment from : @BobReuterLuxembourg

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Comment from : @pleasereadmyname7456

Wonderful :D I love your video Thank you 😊
Comment from : @evetargaryen6217

When will we get more videos on your amazing course, "How to Memorize?"
Comment from : @TylerJacksonMagic

I've learned to not believe every YouTube's opinion so ye i don't believe you since you literally have no science behind it
Comment from : @georgemacmillan1496