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This article examines theory and research on experiential learning.
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This article analyzes the well-respected Kolb Learning Style Inventory (KLSI).
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This website gives a brief explanation of each modality as well as the idea of Mixed Modalities (MM).
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This model provides a range of variables that influence learning. This model takes into account combinations of preferences.