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Unraveling the neuromyths surrounding types of learning

from HalifaxToday via The Conversation

Unraveling the neuromyths surrounding types of learning HalifaxToday via The Conversation Who hasn’t heard the statement that we only use 10 per cent of our brain? That listening to Mozart’s music makes you smarter or that most learning happens in the first three years of life? Or that a person who is “right-brained” is more creative? Another widespread idea is that we are either visual, auditory or kinesthetic (more sensitive to touch) and that we learn better according to these “styles.” READ MORE

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