The Rise, Fall, and Afterlife of Learning Styles: An Essay on Megarianism and Emancipation in Educational Potentiality

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01 May 2020

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28 Apr 2020

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My article on Aristotle, Agamben, and the "rise, fall, and afterlife" of learning styles theory is now in issue 39/2 of Studies in Philosophy and Education. @SpringerEdu Come for the applied educational theory, stay for the anti-Megarian metaphysics! ht

10 Mar 2020

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Despite its debunking by educational psychologists and neuroscientists, the idea of "learning styles" just won't go away! In this article, I interrogate learning styles with the philosophy of Giorgio Agamben. (Stud in Phil and Ed @SpringerEdu) DM for PDF

20 Nov 2019

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