Surely you’ve heard that kids have different “learning styles.” Some supposedly learn better visually, others through listening. Some kids are cooperative while others are competitive.

A new study offers further evidence against the "learning styles" theory—the idea that students can process information best when teachers tailor instruction to students' strengths.

He says the myth of learning styles keeps cropping up in conversations with German teachers and students. Neuroscientist Katharina von Kriegstein agrees.

They can choose assignments from a “learning menu” that caters to various learning styles: Worksheets. Video projects. Study guides. Research projects. Lab work.

Another reason that people may stick with the belief about learning styles is that the evidence against the model mostly consists of studies that have failed to find support for it. To some people ...

Sand Springs Public Schools is prepared for the imminent transition to remote instruction next week after establishing its own distance learning model.