467: The Squeeze Episode
Sep 22, 2026 · 1 hr 4 min · 12 segments
Sep 22, 2026 · 1 hr 4 min · 12 segments
Jason TuoriHost
Chris JuneauHost
Megan GrahamHost
Do you feel like students and learners are evolving in the way that they learn because of the more robust use of AI now? I agree.
I like to write flashcards when I was in PT school because I think it helped reinforce information when I was writing them.
when I was reviewing them, can learning styles change in real time? We take interns, but I'm not in the academic setting and have noticed our interns use AI way more comfortably.
I'm just curious to think if you think the way students' brains work is changing.
Meg, I'll pass to you first as the person with the most direct interaction with students, more so than Chris and I.
Granted, I haven't been teaching probably long enough to see any sort of evolution, but...
And if people do like to write, and that's how they like to learn, those people are still going to do that.
So it must be true that there really isn't a set learning style for most people.
So I think AI could be helpful for blending multiple learning styles and possibly encouraging you to try ways to study that maybe would be more effective for you.
the blend, um, I mean, like some people say they're visual, some say they're auditory.
Do you feel like students and learners are evolving in the way that they learn because of the more robust use of AI now? I agree.
I like to write flashcards when I was in PT school because I think it helped reinforce information when I was writing them.
when I was reviewing them, can learning styles change in real time? We take interns, but I'm not in the academic setting and have noticed our interns use AI way more comfortably.
I'm just curious to think if you think the way students' brains work is changing.
Meg, I'll pass to you first as the person with the most direct interaction with students, more so than Chris and I.
Granted, I haven't been teaching probably long enough to see any sort of evolution, but...
And if people do like to write, and that's how they like to learn, those people are still going to do that.
So it must be true that there really isn't a set learning style for most people.
So I think AI could be helpful for blending multiple learning styles and possibly encouraging you to try ways to study that maybe would be more effective for you.
the blend, um, I mean, like some people say they're visual, some say they're auditory.
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