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Recommended: Observations about the effects of learning styles

I think the advancement of personalized learning is most important. I am a tutor for geometry support students at my school and I have first-hand experience in knowing just how differently each and every one of them learns. I have had students who worked well-incorporating algebra and others who worked well with shape tiles to help guide them in their worksheets. These students are by no means unintelligent, but they do have varied styles and preferences in learning that isn’t as supported in their regular classes.
I have also seen how learning in school has affected their mindset. They have started to give up on problems before learning to tackle them. They have given up on hopes of higher education because of the emphasis schools put on

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