Learning how you learn

In a blog post by Ned Batch Elder, the concept of learning styles is challenged. Ned clarifies that the intention of his statement urging people to "learn how you learn" was not related to the debunked theory of visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learners. Instead, he encourages learners to actively choose their learning path by asking themselves specific questions. These questions include preferences regarding starting with computer science theory versus writing small programs, diving into the inner workings of things versus learning how to use them, and the preference for videos or reading text. Ned's post highlights that with the abundance of learning resources available, learners need to make informed choices based on their individual needs and preferences.