Learning Styles Don’t Work, And The Evidence Isn’t Close @TheNewsForum
Learning Styles Don’t Work, And The Evidence Isn’t Close @TheNewsForum
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Professor Renaud Philippe Garnet tells Counterpoint host Tanya Granic Allen that the research on learning styles is settled, the effect is so close to zero it isn’t worth considering. He explains why the idea stays popular anyway, and why “one size fits all” isn’t automatically a bad thing.

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Learning Styles Don’t Work, And The Evidence Isn’t Close

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