Back in the 1990’s, researchers Fleming & Mills thought they were onto something big: they recommended that we customize instruction based on individual learning styles. Their theory was that people could be auditory, visual, or kinesthetic learners and that instructors needed to provide a variety of content types to accommodate these different styles. This approach […]
Back in the 1990’s, researchers Fleming & Mills thought they were onto something big: they recommended that we customize instruction based…
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