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Tim Jefferson

Separating neuromyths from science in education - opinion - 02 September 2013 - New Sci... - 0 views

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  • Tim Jefferson on 02 Sep 13
     
    "Are you a creative, right-brain type? Do you learn best visually? These are all neuromyths that badly need debunking, says a UK teacher and writer"
oregonjon

The High Cost of Neuromyths in Education | Edutopia - 50 views

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  • oregonjon on 04 Feb 15
     
    Learning Styles, Left Brain/Right Brain, and 10% are myths that we need to stop using to guide our teaching. They don't help, and they probably waste money and effort that could be used on things that actually help. You know, like good teaching (pre-assessment, goal-setting, differentiation, and keeping learners in their ZPD).
aaxtell

The concept of different "learning styles" is one of the greatest neuroscience myths - 102 views

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  • aaxtell on 03 Jan 16
     
    The notion that people have different "learning styles" -- e.g., visual, auditory, kinesthetic -- is a myth with no evidence to support it. It is a widely-held belief that is harmful to students as it sends the message that are only capable of certain types of learning.
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