The Psychology of Learning
Poor Solomon Shereshevsky couldn’t help but create detailed memories of nearly everything that entered his unusual brain. He never forgot. He could be given long lists of numbers......
Cognitive Triggers for Learning
Correspondence to reality is a phrase that philosophers have long used to describe the goal of humanity’s quest for a description of nature. No undertaking yet devised gets closer......
Confidently Held Misinformation
Confidently held misinformation (CHM), refers to misinformation that is relied on as if it were true. Our clients have found an average of 25 – 35% false confidence within......
The 6 best ways to make learning stick
The application of scientific research to questions about learning and memory has been underway for over a century, and luckily for us, enormous progress has been made......
Forging Long-Term Memory
The end product of learning is information stored in the brain as memory. Yet, most of us are unaware of the mental mechanisms and learning techniques that will contribute so mightily......
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