Learning Styles Are Back From the Dead. Again.

Ashley Doty

Published on: 10/16/2026

Learning styles are one of education’s most persistent myths. See what the research says about visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learners, and what teachers can focus on instead.

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The FEAPs Progression Plan: What It Means for Florida Educators | Uncomplicate Ed

Andi Canaday

Published on: 09/01/2026

Florida’s revised FEAPs now include a new Progression Plan. Learn how it connects educator knowledge, skills, professional learning, coaching, and growth.

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The FEAPs Have Changed: What Florida Educators Need to Know | Uncomplicate Ed

Andi Canaday

Published on: 08/25/2026

Florida’s revised FEAPs take effect August 25, 2026. See what changed, including the new Progression Plan, cognitive science of learning, and what the updates mean for Florida educators.

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Don’t Be Spooked by Cognitive Science | Uncomplicate Ed

Ashley Doty

Published on: 10/21/2025

These 5 Halloween-themed teaching strategies are grounded in real cognitive science. From retrieval to chunking, use them this week to boost student learning—no gimmicks, just brains.

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