The learning styles of graduating Canadian urology residents

Graduating Canadian urology residents vary in their preferred learning styles, but the majority seem to learn by acting and thinking. A non-trivial number of learners displayed learning styles under-represented in surgical specialties. This lays the groundwork for future studies correlating learning style to exam performance and identifying predictors of successful completion of residency.

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Canadian Urological Association Journal
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2025-09-23
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https://doi.org/10.5489/cuaj.9291
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Learning Styles and Cognitive Differences
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The learning styles of graduating Canadian urology residents

Nicolas Vanin Moreno, Naji J. Touma, Jasmine Dhatt
Canadian Urological Association Journal
Learning Styles and Cognitive Differences
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The learning styles of graduating Canadian urology residents

Nicolas Vanin Moreno, Naji J. Touma, Jasmine Dhatt
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Abstract

Graduating Canadian urology residents vary in their preferred learning styles, but the majority seem to learn by acting and thinking. A non-trivial number of learners displayed learning styles under-represented in surgical specialties. This lays the groundwork for future studies correlating learning style to exam performance and identifying predictors of successful completion of residency.

Canadian Urological Association JournalVol. 20(1)
Queen's University (CA)
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Learning Styles and Cognitive Differences
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