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Unlock learning potential with chunking! Break down info into manageable pieces to boost memory and comprehension. Tips for teachers, parents, and learners.

Mnemonics are powerful tools backed by learning science that can significantly enhance memory retention and recall.

Constructivist Learning is an educational theory that emphasizes learners actively constructing their understanding and knowledge through experiences and reflection.

Let’s look at the question of attention span with a fresh set of eyes and consider some science-based solutions.

Knowing about Learning Theory can help you learn, teach, and guide learners of any age.

Observational Learning (also known as Social Learning) is a type of learning that occurs through watching other people.

Cognitive Learning is all about how our brain processes and understands new information. In Cognitive Learning, we’re not just memorizing, but we’re actually understanding the subject.

How to correctly apply rewards and consequences to promote learningOperant Conditioning is a learning process where behaviors are influenced by rewards or punishments. When a behavior is followed by a positive outcome, like praise or a treat, it’s more likely to be...

Learning Styles just make intuitive sense. How could we all be wrong?

For the fundamentals, repetition is the only way.

If you’ve studied any sort of psychology, chances are you know about Classical Conditioning and its association with bells and salivating dogs. We dig deeper into Classical Conditioning and how we can apply it for effective learning.

We review the major types of learning and launch a series on this very interesting topic!

In this age of computers and modernity, do flash cards have a place in learning? Let’s dive into that for a bit.

Memorization is not the same as using reasoning to draw complex conclusions, yet both types of learning are critical. What are all the types of learning, and how do we categorize them?

When you research topics related to learning, you will come across the word student, but you will also come across the term learner. The word learner is not one you come across often outside of the academic field, why is that?

Think Smarter, Not Harder: Elevate Your Learning with Self-Aware Strategies