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What are potential implications of having participants from multiple generations in an adult learning class?

What are the potential implications of having participants with varied learning styles in an adult learning class?

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This solution discusses the implications of having multiple generations and multiple learning styles in a classroom. It is approximately 296 words with 2 references.

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Phelan, Daniel and Sarah Wicket. "Are You Smarter than a Millenial? The Challenges of Generations Working and
Learning Together." 25 May 2008. www.chla-absc.ca/2008/presentations/millennial.pps

"The Seven Types of Intellegences." Viewed on 29 April 2009. http://professorlamp.com/ed/TAG/7_Intelligences.html

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