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The myth of learning styles.

By Paul | Published: November 22, 2009

Another ” given” to be busted. One source – Olivier Mitchel in her presentation blogPaul and Ally are working on an exciting 6-part (online) course to help your learners fully engage with your training – sign up for the ‘early bird’ list for advanced notification and more info

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