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Feb 1, 2011
You probably remember my mentioning this book. I've never seen it in one of the popular education book lists that come in the mail.
Perhaps some chapter titles will help to answer your question.
Chapter 2: Type, Motivation, & Learning Style Chapter 3: Using Type Concepts in Planning Instruction Chapter 4: Type & Teaching Styles Chapter 7: Psychological Type & Education Chapter 9: Introducing Type into Curriculum Reform
Grace
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