The Quantum Leap of Pseudoscience and its Relation to Education
My close encounter of the third kind It was in 2007, on a hot and sunny afternoon, that I had …
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My close encounter of the third kind It was in 2007, on a hot and sunny afternoon, that I had …
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According to Stanislas Dehaene, the four pillars of learning are attention, active engagement, error feedback, and consolidation. What every teacher should know about them
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It’s been nearly a month since my trip to Italy came to an end in the beautiful city of Trapani …
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Excerpt from my book The Owl Factor: Reframing your Teaching Philosophy The Owl Factor is about teaching and learning. In …
Here I am, in a great café in Goiânia, thinking about these last 5 months. When I set out to …
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I started to realize that I’d probably leave my full-time job as a mentor back in July or maybe August …
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I love coincidences. The latest coincidence had to do with Will Smith, his wife Jada, and Chris Rock at the …
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