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Professional Literature on Learning Styles
  1. A Unified Model for Knowledge & Learning- Model products that accommodate learners needs.
  2. Cognitive Coaching- A new take on an old method.
  3. Desuggestive Learning and Suggestopedia- A new method of teaching or just new lingo?
  4. How People Learn: Brain, Mind, Experience, and School- A 4 part discussion.
  5. How Your Learning Style Affects Your Use of Mnemonics- Examines common learning styles.
  6. Imlpicity- Collection of articles, essays, book excerpts, challenges and proposals.
  7. Instrumental Enrichment / Mediated Learning- Teaching how to learn.
  8. John Dewey and informal education- Dewey's contribution to learning styles.
  9. Learning & Instruction: The TIP Database- The database contains brief summaries of 50 major theories of learning and instruction.
  10. Learning Concepts- Discuss common modes of learning.
  11. Learning Styles - Nurturing the Genius in Each Child- Highlights the basics and useful web links.
  12. Oklahoma Institute for Learning Styles, Dunn & Dunn Model, Learning Styles- Most of the research and applications are based on the pioneering work of Dr. Rita Dunn and Dr. Kenneth Dunn.
  13. PopEd Tool Kit- A tool to raise people's critical awareness about the world around them, based on their personal experience.
  14. Price Systems, Inc.- All about peoples learning styles.
  15. The Epistemology and Learning Group (MIT)- Explores how new technologies can enable new ways of thinking, learning, and designing.
  16. The International Learning Styles Network- Fosters life-long academic, intellectual and personal success through the promotion and dissemination of research, information, publications and other resources focusing on learning, teaching and productivity styles. Emphasizes the Dunn and Dunn model.
  17. Right-Brain vs. Left-Brain Thinking
  18. Using the Keirsey Test Data- An online temperament and character quiz.
  19. Whole-Brain Teaching- How to accommodate both sides of the brain when teaching.

 

 

 


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