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Learning Styles: The Learning Myth That Will Never Die

I'm starting a new series on learning myths, and what better way to kick it off than by talking about learning styles? Do you know how they became popular? Have you ever read the original article about them? Why are they so hard to disprove? What does the research actually say ab ...  Show more

Scaling UDL Across Your Campus: From Permitted to Expected with Dr. Tom Tobin

In this episode, we sit down and talk with Dr. Tom Tobin about how to scale UDL efforts within your university. Tom will walk us through step-by-step with how to set up your UDL initiative to be successful with supporting efforts, overcoming challenges, establishing reward system ...  Show more

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