Back in middle school, we were given a

multiple-choice test that determines

our "learning style". Most students and

teachers recognize that nothing is

done with these results for multiple

reasons.

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• Preplanned curriculum before the year begins, so it's not really possible to change.

• Their own teaching styles.

• Constraints put on them by the district.

 

All of these factors limit the teachers' ability to make changes. This causes student's to have problems with classes; the teachers aren't bad at their job they just teach in a way the student(s) can't wrap their head around, making them come off as unintelligent.

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So the problem comes down to students need ways to work through what is given to them in a way that befits their style because I think people are unfairly labeled as failures in the traditional environment.

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