I can&#x27;t link to it, but I&#x27;ve heard it cited in at least two training sessions that I&#x27;ve been in. The first was when I was hired to be an adjunct teacher at a Big Ten university. One of the presentations was about the different styles of learning.<p>Another was in some kind of corporate management training that I took, where we were also told about the Kubler-Ross stages.<p>These ideas take on a life of their own outside of the research community. From what I can tell, the effect is a fragmented and disorganized approach to teaching, for example, that&#x27;s evident in the typical elementary school curriculum.<p>On an amusing note, there&#x27;s an inside joke in my family, that &quot;children have different ways of learning&quot; is a euphemism for when somebody just did something really dumb.