There may be learners who do not prefer learning via narratives and prefer facts and figures to sharing of stories [ 20].
Some people simply prefer learning over doing.
At the start of the study, the majority of the participants were already registered users of online learning resources (BMJ or univadis®) and may prefer online learning.
For example, some learners prefer to and perform better when learning visually, while others may prefer to learn aurally (Hawk and Shah 2007; Rutherfoord and Rutherfoord 2008).
However this line of argument doesn't address the possibility that different learners may have different preferences in learning styles while some may favour stories, others may prefer to learn through non-narrative approaches such as lists or diagrams [ 37].
Nevertheless, he prefers learning by doing.
All groups preferred learning in clinical rather than didactic settings.
I've always preferred learning my history through literature.
Our own Dave Freeman wrote up a nice little primer for astrophotography a while back, but some of you may prefer your learning in video form, and this one, by photographer Ben Canales, is a good place to start.
Particularly, participants reported that students do not always understand how postcolonialiasm is applicable to their clinical practice and may prefer to spend time learning technical skills.
