Sunday, October 27, 2019
Neuromyths
The Legal Skills Prof. Blog had 2 excellent posts last week regarding metacognition. The posts discuss different commonly held myths by students and faculty that have detrimental effects on learning. My experience is not only do these myths exist, but the hardest thing to overcome is the entrenched nature of the beliefs. As the posts suggest, students tend to continually slide into comfort over scientifically proven methods. I highly encourage reading the 2 posts.
Educational Neuromyths and Cognitive Biases
The pernicious falsehood about visual learners and other neuromyths
(Steven Foster)
https://lawprofessors.typepad.com/academic_support/2019/10/neuromyths.html