Learn Smarter Podcast — from learnsmarterpodcast.com Somewhat along these lines…for some other resources related to the science of learning, see cogx.info’s research database: Scientific Literature […]
From DSC: Let’s put together a nationwide campaign that would provide a website — or a series of websites if an agreement can’t be reached […]
From DSC: For those seeking a doctorate in education: Here’s a potential topic for your doctoral thesis. Homelessness is a huge issue. It’s a complex […]
‘Press Play’ Isn’t a Teaching Strategy: Why Educators Need New Methods for Video — from edsurge.com by Reed Dickson Excerpt: As I prepared to teach […]
Digest #166: Perfectionism in Education — from learningscientists.org by Carolina Kuepper-Tetzel THE LEARNING SCIENTISTS Excerpt: “Perfection is the opposite of done!” I came across this […]
One of the game genres that I find fascinating is Social Deduction. Game folklore says that the genre was accidentally started by a Russian psychology […]
Over the past few years, many people have been questioning the value of elearning courses – including people within the industry itself. With so many […]
AI research is a dumpster fire and Google’s holding the matches — from thenextweb.com by Tristan Greene Scientific endeavor is no match for corporate greed […]
Largest-Ever Collection of Brain Maps Charts How the Brain Changes Over a Lifetime — from singularityhub.com by Shelly Fan Excerpts: Our brains are unique snowflakes […]
Daniel Willingham: "Memory is the residue of thought." DC: Which got me to thinking, what's my residue about? What is it composed of? This topic […]
I Analyzed 13 TED Talks on Improving Your Memory — Here’s the Quintessence — from learntrepreneurs.com by Eva Keiffenheim How you can make the most […]