Research
Review of “Maybe They’re Born With It, or Maybe It’s Experience: Toward a Deeper Understanding of the Learning Style Myth”
In their study, Maybe They’re Born With It, or Maybe ...
Want to Become a Better Learner? Science-Backed Study Techniques You Need to Know
Improving learning isn’t just about working harder; it’s about working ...
Enhancing Education through Action Research
In an ever-evolving educational landscape, educators constantly seek innovative ways ...
The Marshmallow Test Revisited: What It Really Tells Us About Success
For decades, the “marshmallow test” has been a symbol of ...
Artificial Intelligence
The Myth of Cognitive Intelligence and the Power of Cumulative Cultural Intelligence
Human intelligence is often portrayed as something that resides within the brain—a product of individual cognition, separate from external influences. This view, ...
Humanity’s Superpower: Cumulative Cultural Intelligence, Not Just Long-Term Memory
Inspired and copied from: What is cumulative cultural evolution? Alex Mesoudi and Alex Thornton When we think about what makes humans unique, ...
How Will AI Transform Legal Professional Learning and Skills?
In the legal profession, the capacity for learning, adapting, and evolving is central to staying relevant and effective. Lawyers navigate complex environments ...
Artificial Intelligence and Human Learning: A Dynamic Perspective
In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has risen as both a marvel of technological advancement and a mirror reflecting the complexities of ...
Cognitive Science
The “Proxy” Trap: Why Measuring the Mind Might Be Changing the Student
We often think of cognitive science as a flashlight, illuminating ...
How Cognitive Task Analysis Can Transform Education
In the ever-evolving landscape of education, understanding how students think ...
Artificial Intelligence and Human Learning: A Dynamic Perspective
In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has risen as both ...
“Interpretations of embodied cognition” By Shaun Gallagher
The concept of embodied cognition is not a settled one ...
Reconsidering the Trade-Off Between Expertise and Flexibility: A Review of Erik Dane’s Perspective
In the paper Reconsidering the Trade-Off Between Expertise and Flexibility: ...
Understanding Cognitive Development: Piaget’s Four Stages of Growth
Cognitive development is a fascinating journey that shapes how we ...
Learning & Education Thinkers
Education Thinker: Linda Darling-Hammond
In the ever-evolving landscape of education, few figures have had ...
10 Transformative Insights from Lawrence A. Cremin on Learning and Education
Lawrence A. Cremin (1925–1990) remains one of the most influential ...
10 Key Points About Robert Morant: The Visionary Behind Modern English Education
Robert Morant (1863–1920) was a trailblazer in shaping the education ...
10 Insights from Donald T. Campbell on Learning, Education, and the Science of Improvement
Donald T. Campbell, a luminary in social science methodology and ...
Rediscovering Education Through the Lens of Elliot Eisner: A Visionary for the Arts and Beyond
In a world where reality TV shows like Family Feud ...
How To Learn Better by Ulrich Boser
Must watch, How To Learn Better by Ulrich Bose https://t.co/vG1vfJ3YkY ...
Learning Techniques/Methods
4E Cognition: Embodied, Embedded, Enactive, Extended
Attuning to Action Affordances: Learning and Finding Through 4E Cognition
Action affordances are the possibilities for action offered by an environment to an agent. They arise not merely as static ...
Possessive individualism in entrepreneurship: A convenient lie
I was watching a Rugby Try and thought about the player who did the Try. The player who did the ...
“Interpretations of embodied cognition” By Shaun Gallagher
The concept of embodied cognition is not a settled one and has different interpretations and approaches among theorists. These range ...
Exaptive Intelligence and Modern Education: Overcoming the Lack of Tool Intelligence
In the rapidly evolving landscape of modern education, one of the critical gaps is the lack of tool intelligence—an inability ...
Learning, Education, and Artificial Intelligence: The Evolving Role of Affordances
In the realm of learning and education, a powerful concept from cognitive science and philosophy offers new insights into the ...
Applying 4E Cognition to Learning and Education
In the world of learning and education, we are witnessing a transformative shift in how we understand and facilitate cognitive ...
Attuning to Action Affordances: Learning and Finding Through 4E Cognition
Action affordances are the possibilities for action offered by an environment to an agent. They arise not merely as static ...
A Problem for Cognitive Load Theory: Jan Derry and Brandom’s Inferentialism
Previously I have written a critical review post(Link: Constructivism vs Direct Instruction) on the article “Why Minimal Guidance During Instruction ...
Learning and Design
Harnessing the Default Effect in Education
In a world teeming with choices, the default option often serves as a quiet guide, steering us toward decisions we may not consciously make ...
Behavior DesignCurriculum DesignDesign Science/ ApproachesInstructional DesignLearning/ Understanding By Design
Design Crushes Willpower: The Power of Learning Design in Education
In the context of learning and education, the notion that "design crushes willpower" can significantly reshape how we approach student engagement, habit formation, and ...
Behavior DesignCurriculum DesignDesign Science/ ApproachesInstructional DesignLearning/ Understanding By Design
Learning Through Design Thinking: Empowering Minds Through Creative Problem-Solving
In today’s rapidly changing world, the ability to learn and adapt is more critical than ever. Traditional education methods often emphasize rote memorization and ...
Behavior DesignCurriculum DesignDesign Science/ ApproachesInstructional DesignLearning/ Understanding By Design
Choice Architecture in Human Learning: Shaping Better Outcomes
Choice architecture, a term rooted in behavioral economics, refers to the way choices are presented to influence decision-making. While traditionally associated with consumer behavior ...
Unlocking Effective Learning Design: A Deep Dive into the ADDIE Model
In the world of instructional design and training development, creating effective and impactful learning experiences is both an art and a science. One of ...
The Power of Novelty in Learning: How New Experiences Spark the Brain
One of the most powerful yet underrated tools for enhancing learning may be something as simple as novelty. From unexpected twists in a classroom ...
