Kia ora e Harold!

I agree with this approach. It's appropriate for selecting effective learning methods and associated practices in today's world.

I am also cautious of the idea that, in viewing complexity it's important not to oversimplify the view one has of it all. In addressing complexity there's always the danger that's illustrated by shaving too closely with Occam's Razor. This can impact on the selection of a learning method and render a result that short-changes the learner.

Catchya later
from Middle-earth