January 1979 | Volume 36 | Number 4

Learning Styles

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Original Cover/Front Matter

The Educational “State of the Union,” 1979

Steve Hallmark

Editorial / Learning/Teaching Styles: Potent Forces Behind them

Anthony F. Gregorc

Learning Styles/Teaching Styles: Should They... Can They... Be Matched?

Rita S. Dunn and Kenneth J. Dunn

Styles in Teaching and Learning

Barbara Bree Fischer and Louis Fischer

Choice as a Way to Quality Learning

Nancy Reckinger

The Value of Variety in Teaching Styles

Richard L. Turner

Teaching Students as They Would Be Taught: The Importance of Cultural Perspective

Christine Bennett

Whose Cognitive Style Makes the Difference?

Gloria Kuchinskas

Models of Teaching: A Solution to the Teaching Style/Learning Style Dilemma

Susan S. Ellis

Large-Scale Representation: Some Characterizations and Educational Implications

John Eliot

How Will We Score When Red, White, and Blue Turn to Gray? The Ultimate Accountability

Carol H. Tice

Letters

News Notes

Bob L. Taylor and Robert C. McKean

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