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Evaluating Sources: Know What’s Credible on the Web

by Winston Sieck updated September 10, 2021

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Search results can turn up lots of interesting-looking pages, but efficient web learning means spending most of your time looking at the high-quality sites. People who know how to learn from the internet tend to be highly discriminating in their web site selection. They are good at evaluating … [Read more...] about Evaluating Sources: Know What’s Credible on the Web

Filed Under: Learning Science, Thinking & Deciding

How to Learn from the Internet

by Winston Sieck updated September 10, 2021

girl learn from the internet

More and more we reach out to the web to get answers to our questions about the world. When we’re seeking to understand why oil spills, financial crises, and other major events take place, it seems natural to go to the internet for the latest analyses and reporting. The desire to get a grip on … [Read more...] about How to Learn from the Internet

Filed Under: Learning Skills

A Simple Way to Make Good Decisions

by Winston Sieck updated September 10, 2021

angel good decisions-cupid bad choice

Figuring out how to make good decisions can be hairy. It's not always easy to get past your uncertainty and make a tough choice. So, how do you do it? Some suggest that you “go with your gut,” acting quickly and instinctively. Others suggest analytical approaches that may involve computation … [Read more...] about A Simple Way to Make Good Decisions

Filed Under: GC Science, Thinking & Deciding Tagged With: explanation, general

A Scientific Reasoning Strategy to Make Everyday Discoveries

by Winston Sieck updated September 10, 2021

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We humans like to think we understand the world pretty well. It gives us a fair amount of comfort to think our beliefs about how things work are spot on. When our human-made devices, our friends, or other bits of the natural world don’t behave as we anticipate, it’s all too common to write off … [Read more...] about A Scientific Reasoning Strategy to Make Everyday Discoveries

Filed Under: Thinking & Deciding Tagged With: general

Study Strategies for Multimedia Learning Environments

by Winston Sieck updated September 10, 2021

multimedia learning environments

Interactive, multimedia learning environments provide far more stimulation than traditional textbooks. Images, video, and links to extra material can enthrall and overwhelm, but do all those extras really lead to enhanced learning? Initial research has indicated somewhat disappointing results … [Read more...] about Study Strategies for Multimedia Learning Environments

Filed Under: Learning Science

Regaining the Brain Flexibility of Your Childhood

by Winston Sieck updated July 15, 2020

Kids have fantastic brain flexibility. They absorb volumes of new material effortlessly and adapt flexibly to changing conditions. Their brains start out with high plasticity. As they develop and amass patterns of information, their brains tend to crystallize. The aging brain has vast stores … [Read more...] about Regaining the Brain Flexibility of Your Childhood

Filed Under: Learning Science Tagged With: brain, general

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