Unit IV Article Critique Final.docx MHR 6551 Differences in Learning Style Prefer

Unit  IV  Article  Critique  Final.docx     MHR 6551  Differences in Learning Style Preferences Among Adult Learners  Columbia Southern University  MHR 6551-19M-3A21-S2, Training and Development  Differences in Learning Style Preferences Among Adult Learners  Adult learning styles are a highly relevant and relatively well-researched topic in scholarly literature.  Experts recommend considering employees ™ individual learning styles to maximize the outcomes of training.  Some believe that generational differences affect trainees ™ learning styles and suggest that different generational cohorts require other delivery methods. In the article  œGenerational Differences in Learning Style Preferences Among Adult Learners in the United States,  Shepherd (2020) tests this hypothesis and establishes that adult learners ™ age does not matter much; Shepherd ™s findings are helpful in that they dispel the popular misconception.  The main