Subject: An Encyclopedia of Learning Modalities

Posted by David & Jody Feavearyear on 12/31/2004
In Reply To:An Encyclopedia of Learning Modalities Posted by Bill Barowy on 12/30/2004

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These seem to
> describe the *delivery methods* for providing education, rather than
> the actual way in which different brains learn best. In a public
> school, for example, different instruction can be provided for a
> visual learner than for a kinesthetic learner (not that public schools
> will always do this, but it IS within the realm of possibility!).
> Also,
> some modalities are more about philosophy of learning (think of the
> philosophical differences between Waldorf schools and Montessori
> schools, or between unschooling and classical education at home).
> Some of them can exist within others of them, as ISP's can be part of public
> schools, part of private schools, etc.\ ....- Jody

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