
In which we examine the evidence for the efficacy of multitasking on learning and come to a pretty stark conclusion. Oh yes, Facebook is implicated once again....
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A recently published scientific study suggests that the left or right hemispheres of the brain are stimulated by right or left fist clenching. This increased activation could assist memorization and recall if performed in the correct order. However, don't go buying a stress ball to squeeze just yet because the results were from a very small sample and only marginally statistically significant....
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In this video, author and unsuspecting USA memory champion Josh Foer shows how anyone can perform miraculous feats of memory with ease....
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Memory encoding is one of the key learning processes people neglect, yet studies have shown that the physical process for building memory is eerily similar to the process for growing muscle. This post reveals three tips to help you on your way to brain-building nirvana....
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What's the key to effective learning? One intriguing body of research suggests it's not just what you know. It's what you know about what you know that is important....
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Following on from an earlier post about modifying your environment to get 'compound willpower', here is a simple way to get great returns on a little time spent now....
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