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
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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Being a freelance consultant is both frightening and exciting. I have much more time now to design courses, workshops, write …
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This is the conclusion of a three-blog series about education. The idea is to discuss some current views and basically …
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Four Japanese words, Minimalism, and Innovation: What about ELT? Read More »
This is the first post of a three-blog series about education. The idea is to discuss some current views and …
Reflections on Education. PROLOGUE – Making Thinking and Learning Visible Read More »
I feel incredibly accomplished. Yesterday, as I was checking my email, I noticed I had a package waiting for me. …
Learning Cosmos: A Conceptual Framework to Understand your Learner’s Universe Read More »
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Affect and Project-Based Learning: Transformative Tools in Education Read More »
I once heard someone say that it is during times of pain and suffering that we learn the best lessons. …
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