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It really is time we stopped talking about learning styles

Posted on December 4, 2016 by teachingbattleground

I tried to do a PGCE back in 2004 (which didn’t entirely go to plan) and I have a really clear memory if a few specific things. One such thing was around the idea of preferred learning styles…

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