Why Spaced Repetition is Important to Learning and How to Do it
Science has shown that when your brain initially puts information in long-term memory, you need to revisit it a few times
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How to Take Notes While Reading Nonfiction
I used to highlight and write the heck out of my books when reading nonfiction. In addition, I would also take notes
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What is the Best Way to Learn Something?
So if there is one way to best learn something, what would it be? To start to answer the question, I present to you an
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How to Relearn Math and Science
Math and Science are off-putting subjects to many in high school and even in college. But as we grow a bit older, we start
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Being Bilingual Can Slow Down Brain Ageing and Mental Decline
We have previously written about the benefits of learning a foreign language on this blog. Among the various benefits
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Should You Take Notes by Writing or Typing?
When I was in college (which was not too long ago), it seemed like every student, including me, had a laptop in front of
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Why Reading Literary Fiction is Good for You
In a world of ever-increasing tech gadgets and digital socialization, it is easy to forget the simple pleasures in life,
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How to Become a Great Self-Learner
According to the 2003 research paper Online Learning: A Learner’s Guide by Guglielno and Guglielno, success in education
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How to Improve All 9 Types of Intelligences
Traditionally, intelligence was measured by short aptitude tests that measures competence in core subjects such as reading
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12 Benefits of Learning a Foreign Language
One strives to learn a foreign language for a variety of reasons. A teacher in a multilingual school has to have the ability
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