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RE: Are we attentive to distinguish learning styles within our training spaces?

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Hello dear lemouth@lemouth, nice to read you again, it is true what you say:

Active learning is very good and usually works well (when well prepared, of course). The problem is that it is not always a good idea for all types of learners. So you have to find a good balance between active and more passive learning methods.

That's right my friend you have mentioned the key, the balance between the different learning methods of the students, as diversity will always be present.

The arrival of the COVID pandemic has left us with negative and painful things, but also positive things such as giving us the time to invest in various activities for our growth in every way.

Excellent the proportion of learning that you indicate that you have achieved in COVID time, I am sure that the students will be happy about this. Thank you for sharing your experiences. Greetings to you and your family.