EPISODE · Mar 14, 2022 · 12 MIN
No Such Thing as a Visual Learner
from Science Snacks · host Eric
There is a scientific consensus developed over the last decade or two that learning styles aren't real. But why do we still think of ourselves as being a visual or auditory or kinesthetic learner? And even if they aren't real, what's the harm? We explore a paper that asks and explores this question, her on Science Snacks!
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