Summary
Dr. Regan Patrick discusses learning myths and misperceptions and how to crush them. He shares his personal learning journey and the importance of lifelong learning. One of the biggest myths he addresses is the idea of learning styles, which is not supported by science. He explains the need to combat these myths and provides strategies for overcoming resistance to change. Dr. Patrick also recommends the book 'Grit' by Angela Duckworth, which emphasizes the importance of resilience and determination in learning.
Takeaways
Learning styles, the idea that individuals have preferred styles of learning, is a myth that is not supported by science.
Lifelong learning is essential in a constantly changing world, and educators should inspire a mindset of continuous learning in their students.
Addressing resistance to change requires awareness of biases and alternative viewpoints, as well as strategies to help individuals overcome them.
Learning preferences exist, but tailoring instruction to specific learning styles can have negative impacts on learning outcomes.
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