Science of Learning - Memory Transfer
Short-term memory is exactly what the name implies, memory for the short term. It is the memory you are using to feed your thinking.
- 04/02/2020
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The Science of Learning: Effective Cramming
Why is cramming so effective as a method of study, and for millions of students?
- 31/01/2020
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The Importance of Teaching Academic Skills in University and College
In the late 90’s when the skills agenda was all the rage in the UK, I was tasked to develop a skills program.
- 24/01/2020
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AniCivs
When H. W. Garrod, Professor of Poetry at Oxford University, was offered a white flag by an enthusiastic woman in 1916—during the first World War—with the remark, “Sir, are you aware that in Flanders young men are dying for civilization?” he replied with a bow—says Douglas Jerrold (in “Georgian Adventure”): “Are you aware, Madam, that I am the civilization for which they are dying?”
- 20/01/2020
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Willful Blindness and Educational Management
The ability to engage in formal operational thinking may be inherent, but the skills necessary to use formal operational thinking must be taught. With up to 45% of our graduates unable to engage in formal operational thinking, we aren’t doing a good job of teaching it. This is what the higher in higher education stands for, higher thinking skills.
- 06/08/2019
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