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Psychological Science in the Public Interest evaluated ten techniques for improving learning, ranging from mnemonics to highlighting and came to some surprising conclusions. 
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Play is what young children do, right? It’s not what we want students at university to be wasting their time doing. Or is it?
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The journey of learning requires patience, concentration, and most importantly time for thinking.
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Why do Schools Rarely Teach Students How to Learn? Schools are so caught up in teaching fundamentals like reading, writing, and good old “‘rithmatic”, as and knowledge required to pass standardized tests, but how often are they actually teaching students
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Schools are so caught up in teaching fundamentals like reading, writing, and good old “‘rithmatic”, as and knowledge required to pass standardized tests, but how often are they actually teaching students how to learn?
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Those in high school are less prepared for college than ever, Dr. Cora Dzubak says
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About the Book: Whether you are a student struggling to fulfill a math or science requirement, or you are embarking on a career change that requires a higher...
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What is the relationship between physical activity and educational success?
A fascinating, and potentially very important experiment was carried in with a group of 10 and 11 year children in Vanves, a small district of Paris, France in the 1950s. The teacher-researchers wondered what would happen if a significant proportion of time for academic subjects during the school day was given over to physical activities. The precise rationale for this bold idea is unclear, but it seems that the researchers simply had a hunch that their students would benefit from daily dose of exercise.
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