Challenging Learners in STEM: Tips for Making Science and Math Fun
by National Math + Science Initiative
Handwritten versus Typed Note-Taking Effects on College Students' Performance
by Carolina Kuepper-Tetzel
Spring 2024
Choke Points and Pitfalls in Studying
by Dr. Stephen Chew
Discord in the Classroom: Meeting Students Where They Are
by Ashley Lear
Fall 2023
A Minute a Day Keeps the Metacognitive Doctor Away!
by Aaron S. Richmond, Ph. D.
Can Reciprocal Peer Tutoring Increase Metacognition in Your Students?
by Aaron S. Richmond, Ph. D.
Five Tips for Managing Stress During Finals
by Jakie Rodriguez
Not all Retrieval Practice is Created Equal
by Emily Burgess
Pitting Learning Styles Against Dual Coding
by Megan Sumeracki
Promoting Students’ Self-Regulated Learning (SRL) in Classrooms
by Huy Nguyen & Christopher A. Wolters, Ph.D.
So, your students think they are left-brained thinkers or kinesthetic learners: Please God, no! How metacognition can explain student’s misconceptions.
by Aaron S. Richmond, Hannah M. Rauer, and Eric Klein
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