Flow experiences are of central importance for the learning process of children, i.e. moments in which children are completely absorbed in an activity without experiencing excessive demands or boredom. They are fully focussed, experience themselves… Flow experiences as the basis for intrinsic motivation to learn
The idea that people learn better depending on their preferred sensory channel – visual, auditory or haptic – is widespread and deeply rooted, particularly in the education sector. Despite a lack of scientific evidence, studies… The learning type myth and its consequences for educational practice
The blurting method helps to memorise information twice as fast. The first step is to write down everything you know about a topic on a piece of paper. Then you check what you have written… What is blurting?
Neuroscientific research and learning psychology prove that targeted reflection on what has been learnt strengthens the brain and promotes the retention of information. Investing 10 to 20 minutes a day in conscious reflection signals to… Utilising the spacing effect when learning languages
… is diverse and deeply rooted in cultural and religious ideas, because while Western societies often cultivate a linear understanding of time that is centred on progress and efficiency, cyclical and ‘timeless’ concepts also exist.… The human perception of time …
How long should you effectively spend on learning each day? This is a question that concerns many learners. This topic was discussed in detail in an online advice forum. The questions asked there were: ‘How… Parents ask: How long should my child study each day?
Beautiful handwriting is often admired, but many adults are dissatisfied with their own handwriting as it often becomes illegible over the years. The following section provides tips on how to improve your own handwriting without… How can I achieve more beautiful handwriting?
The psychological component plays an essential role in learning planning. The following aspects in particular must be taken into account: This ensures the maintenance of motivation and the continuous realisation of progress. Maintaining motivation is… Psychological aspects of learning planning
You hear it all the time: “I don’t have time to learn,” and of course you’ve experienced the feeling yourself often enough. But with a few simple habit changes and the concept of habit stacking,… No time to learn