How kids and adults learn Learning styles have changed radically since I graduated from college in the late sixties. By the eighties, students were being introduced to a whole new set of theories and learning-style preferences in their psychology or education courses. So the following sites are especially for my peers who missed out on important skills that can enhance teaching and information that takes some of the mystery out of how kids and adults learn. This database will get you up to speed on the various theories related to learning, such as Gestalt and Multiple Intelligence. All 50 theories listed in TIP include a summary of their basic principles and references to printed works.
Some sections contain audio and video links.
Here's another excellent self-grading LS inventory. Barbara A. Solomon, Richard M. Felder, North Carolina State University. For columnist, is a librarian and President of Information Age Consultants.