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Weekly Digest #108: What Can We Learn From High-Performing Education Systems?
May 13

May 13 Weekly Digest #108: What Can We Learn From High-Performing Education Systems?

Learning Scientists
For Teachers, For Researchers, Digests

Recently, Carolina presented at a conference for teachers in Wales, Theory to Practice Conference organized by @ImpactWales, and had the pleasure to hear a talk by Lucy Crehan. Lucy is an education consultant and expert, particularly when it comes to education systems in different countries…

Online Learning may not be Ideal for All Students
May 10

May 10 Online Learning may not be Ideal for All Students

Megan Sumeracki
For Researchers, For Students, For Teachers, Learning Scientists Posts

With advances in technology, the use of online and hybrid (partially online and partially in person) classes has increased. There seems to be a lot of excitement around different course formats that are available, with some institutions even pushing for more and more …

Weekly Digest #107: Spiral Review
May 6

May 6 Weekly Digest #107: Spiral Review

Learning Scientists
For Teachers, Digests

In a previous weekly digest, we showed you several ways in which teachers have implemented spaced practice in their classrooms. In today’s digest, we are showing you examples of spiral review, which can be described as a specialized form of spaced or distributed practice…

An Interview with a Learning Scientist: Welcome Althea Kaminske!
May 4

May 4 An Interview with a Learning Scientist: Welcome Althea Kaminske!

Learning Scientists
Learning Scientists Posts

This week I wanted to take the opportunity to introduce myself to the Learning Scientist community by answering some questions.

GUEST POST: Focus Tips for Students: How to Effectively Ignore Irrelevant Information
May 1

May 1 GUEST POST: Focus Tips for Students: How to Effectively Ignore Irrelevant Information

Learning Scientists
For Students, Guest Posts

“I need to stop procrastinating and just focus” a sentence said by almost every student when under a time crunch studying for finals, writing a paper, or just doing math homework. The ability to “just focus,” is actually a lot harder…

Weekly Digest #106: Learning to Manage Your Own Finances
Apr 29

Apr 29 Weekly Digest #106: Learning to Manage Your Own Finances

Learning Scientists
For Students, Digests

We often talk about the big transition from high school to college in terms of becoming an independent learner. But for many students, this transition means learning to become more independent in other ways, too. College is a time when many students have to learn to manage their own finances …

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