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A study with 12th graders in Argentina highlights an important...
Working memory allows students to hold and combine information. (We...
When teachers use gestures appropriately in online learning, students learn...
When I attended my first Learning and the Brain conference, I...
Despite all the scary headlines, research on cell-phone usage relies...
Enduring education myths get in the way of student learning....
Both survey data and fMRI neuroimaging suggest that a program...
A student's "prior misconceptions" often interfere with new learning. To...
Teachers decorate classrooms for many reasons -- especially to make...
Andrew C. Watson, the editor of Learning and the Brain...
A careful study of design thinking finds modest successes --...
Yet another study shows that background music -- especially music...
Typical at-home distractions can indeed interfere with online learning. Happily,...
Evolution of the Learning Brain: or How You Got to...
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We're still trying to understand why learning styles theory --...