Name: Did you know Learning Styles are a Neuromyth?
Uploaded: 2024-05-28T22:46:29.459Z
Duration: 6 min 37 s

Neuroscience research has found no evidence that matching instruction to preferred styles improves learning. Teachers and tutors can spread misinformation about the brain that leads to false conclusions. You can have a preference for how you like to learn. Yet claiming to only learn through one mode such as visual or auditory is unhelpful. Humans use 100% of the entire brain to learn something new. Neurons in different parts of the brain communicate with each other. Help share this information and help debunk this neuromyth of Learning Styles. 

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Hello, I'm Mrs. Deanna, a dedicated homeschool educator and tutor. As a Multiply Neurodivergent Adult (Gifted, Dyslexic, and ADHD), I understand the unique challenges and strengths that come with neurodiversity. Despite my own learning differences, I mastered reading through phonics in 1998 and have since completed structured literacy training to teach my own children successfully.

I graduated high school with honors, won multiple writing contests, and am a self-published author of two books: "The Imperfect Advocate" and "Astronomical Learning." Having personally navigated literacy and math challenges within my family, I'm passionate about helping others develop the essential skills of reading, writing, and arithmetic.

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Did you know Learning Styles are a Neuromyth?

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Teaching Writing to K-3

This module introduces educators to the hybrid learning model. Educators will learn about the five elements of hybrid learning, how to implement them, and how to use Microsoft programs to create a dynamic learning environment for their students.

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Experienced homeschool educator specializing in structured literacy instruction and strength-based parenting principles since 2017. Dedicated to creating an enriching learning environment that fosters academic achievement and personal growth.

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Welcome to Parent Coaching with Mrs. Deanna! In this class, you have a personalized virtual coaching session to ask Mrs. Deanna anything about education, communication, and developmental questions. 

Mrs. Deanna is a homeschool mom that has experienced public school, virtual school, and finally landed on homeschool as the best school choice. 

Learn in this class about Strength-Based Parenting. It's an approach that focuses on the child's individual strengths rather than their weaknesses. It promotes a positive and optimistic attitude towards parenting and encourages parents to support their children in building upon their unique strengths.

In today's diverse world, it is important to understand Neurodiversity. This perspective recognizes that differences in brain functioning are normal and that these differences can result in a range of learning styles, abilities and challenges. We delve into different strategies for supporting neurodiverse learners.

Science of learning helps us understand how people learn best. Our class will explore current research on memory retention, motivation, attentional processes, and cognition. The goal is to improve students' ability to learn better by understanding the most effective learning strategies.

This class includes Science of Reading and Science of Math information. If you're a parent looking to learn more about these concepts in this class you can learn their origins and what they mean. 

This class also talks about Social Cognitive Learning Theory, which emphasizes that humans learn through observation of others' behaviors, attitudes, and outcomes. 

This theory is currently supported by Neuroscience understanding of mirror neurons. In this class you'll learn how important modeling can be. 

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Parents, tutors, educators, and caregivers are you having a difficult time understanding how to facilitate learning on the go? I know I did! In this video, Virtual Parent Coach Mrs. Deanna, shows several inexpensive items and ideas on how to get reading, writing, spelling, adding, and subtracting practice. 

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You might have hired a tutor that expected your student to memorize a list of sight words. That's not me. I love structured literacy and explicit instruction because when you teach students phonics and the alphabetic code, they don't have to guess on the page. This also helps me use data and my assessments to understand where your child is at in their reading development and if they need more practice in CVC words to be able to decode a multisyllabic word. 

Do I use memorization? The Answer is NO!

Read Alouds are beneficial to ANY AGE! 

Elementary school it's great for print awareness. 
Middle school it's great for teachers to model how to read more advanced materials.
High school it's great for teachers and more advanced students can model how to read different types of materials. 

Elementary, middle school, and high school also can adapt different plays to model and practice reading fluency and comprehension. 

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