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Dana argues that educational methods should always be tailored to each child's natural style of learning. For example, Dana believes that children raised in more communal environments would learn better through group activities.
Pat disagrees that a child's learning style should always dictate the educational method used. Pat argues that flexibility in individual and group work is important because both skills are needed in the real world.
Disagree: Dana and Pat disagree over whether a child’s educational methods should always be tailored to their natural style of learning.
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