Avoiding (the Need for) Self-Control
Avoiding (the Need for) Self-Control
By Heather Morton Senior Editor, MindEdge Learning Angela Duckworth gained fame as the social-science researcher who ... read more »
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Understanding the True Lesson of Remote Learning
Understanding the True Lesson of Remote Learning
By Joe Peters Editor, MindEdge Learning A recent Gallup poll of students in Massachusetts affirmed the plethora of an ... read more »
The Leitner System: How Does it Work?
The Leitner System: How Does it Work?
By Jess Gromada Editor, MindEdge Learning Flashcards—study tools used to assist in memorization—are a favorite fo ... read more »
Tips on Using Humor in Online Learning
Tips on Using Humor in Online Learning
By Lizzie Short Editor, MindEdge Learning Decades of research has shown that humor can be an effective educational to ... read more »
The “Personalization Principle” for On …
The “Personalization Principle” for On …
By Heather Morton Senior Editor, MindEdge Learning Researchers working in the field of learning science often tackle ... read more »
COVID-19 and the “Online Learning” Res …
COVID-19 and the “Online Learning” Res …
By Chris Edwards SVP, University Partnerships, MindEdge Learning I started to write my latest post last week; it was ... read more »
Girls and Math: Breaking Down the Wall
Girls and Math: Breaking Down the Wall
By Barbara Gottfried Editor, MindEdge Learning When it comes to girls and math, it often seems that a brick wall of s ... read more »
The Power of Predicting
The Power of Predicting
By Heather Morton Senior Editor, MindEdge Learning When I first started working as a senior editor at MindEdge, I was ... read more »
Bring Your Own Device…at Your Own Risk
Bring Your Own Device…at Your Own Risk
By Joe Peters Editor, MindEdge Learning It’s hard to imagine anyone with a better command of learning and technolog ... read more »
More on HigherEd’s Accessibility Problem
More on HigherEd’s Accessibility Problem
By Chris Edwards SVP, University Partnerships, MindEdge Learning In my last post, I ranted (a little bit) about the d ... read more »