We all learn in a different way, not because of learning styles, but e.g. because our differences in prior knowledge. This video illustrates this nicely:
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- This is the blog of Pedro De Bruyckere (1974), an educational scientist. He co-wrote different books in which he debunks popular myths on GenY, GenZ, education and pop culture. Pedro is an often asked public speaker, one of his strongest points is that he is funny in explaining serious stuff.
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