Honey and Mumford Learning Styles

[@TeeTuray]

many thanks for all your explanations it allows me to understand my preferred method of learning

[@Eighteen19]

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[@LilT9180]

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[@muskduh]

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[@T.K.9]

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[@JejomarVPanes]

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[@karanreond8053]

Thanks sir

[@skratman]

Except that there is zero evidence that a)learning styles exist in reality, and b) that applying them to an individual results in that individual learning more effectively. Counter intuitive I know but still a fact. Zero evidence. 😊

[@muzillla]

I absolutley hate reading and prefer to learn hands on, so I'm evidence there is surely

[@skratman]

@@muzillla Not really. Don't confuse "preference" (which we all have for different things - I too prefer hands on for practical things) with "Style" You could still learn to do simple tasks by reading an instruction book. You would know how to do them. However I wouldnt disagree that it is easier to learn a simple practical task, for many people, by having someone show you. (I have simplified the example just to make the point). I completely agree with preferences. My point is that there is zero evidence that "styles" make a difference or are a thing. As I said before, I have been in education for the last 28 years, and much of my training contained the bedrock that learning styles are sacrosanct - took me a while to get my head around the info that they arent a thing. At least a year or two.

[@muzillla]

@@skratman what if you can’t read?

[@tauruslitrow5024]

Silly rubbish