Knowledge of an individual's learning style dynamics might be used to further improve personalized learning, instruction, or educational materials. Previous contributions to learning style theories have assumed that an individual's learning style preference is invariant. However, the findings in this study suggest that an individual's learning style preference can dynamically change depending on the circumstances in which the learning is taking place.
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