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Learning Styles in ContextCreated by Neil LaChapelle (The Cooperators General Insurance Company) on November 23, 2008
I have recently published a book on the underlying dynamics that give rise to learning styles, personality styles, management styles and other similar phenomena. The learning styles covered include those defined by Kolb; Honey & Mumford; Silver, Strong & Perini; and Gregorc, among others. The book emphasizes 4-part learning/personality etc. typologies, and if you have ever noticed that a lot of the 4-part typologies in these disciplines seem to be very similar to one another, this book is for you. I am currently distributing it online for free at http://stores.lulu.com/lachapelle, and on scribd.com. I'll attach a copy to this blog entry for your convenience. It is on a Creative Commons attribution licence, which means you can do pretty much what you want with it so long as you attribute the original work to its author. Copying and distributing, even as a profit-making enterprise, is permitted. I hope some of you find it interesting. Cheers! Normal false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */
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