Per RetrievalPractice.org: Download ALL our free guides, research, and resources! We’re here to make your life easier. In order to unleash the science of learning, […]
Top ten podcasts every teacher needs to hear — from wiley.com; with thanks to Emily Liebtag for her posting on Twitter for this resource Excerpt: […]
Want a quick way to access classroom research on #retrievalpractice? @RetrieveLearn has a database of 50 experiments! Sorted by grade level, content area, type of […]
Memory retention is reliable for a learner’s ability to effectively recall information they have been exposed to some time ago. Improving one’s memory can be […]
Memory capacity can sometimes work against us, meaning that we need to make more of an active effort to enhance our memories for maximum information […]
In this post I share my good old fashioned memory game where you check two tiles at a time to try and find a match. […]
My Favorite Book about Teaching and Learning is…33 Books to Inspire You! — from linkedin.com by Barbi Honeycutt Excerpt: …I recently posted this fill-in-the-blank question […]
We rely on memory for a whole lot in our day to day lives. Whether it is what we learnt, what we need to remember, […]
A quick tip from RetrievalPractice.org’s e-newsletter today: #1: Remember your lesson plan with a 1-minute reflection Can’t remember how a lesson from last semester or last year […]
From retrievalpractice.org regarding the “Make it Stick” book, this link includes: Discussion questions for each chapter Sketchnotes for each chapter Additional readings and research articles
The process of forgetting starts as soon as learning finishes. Here are 5 research-backed strategies you can use when you absolutely need to make something […]
Knowing How to Study Can Mean the Difference Between Success and Failure for First-Generation Students. Here’s How Instructors Can Help. — from chronicle.com by Beth […]
