Constructivism is a theory of learning (link opens in new tab/window) that revolves around the idea that learners construct their own knowledge...
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“A central issue with working memory is that it’s limited. It’s limited in capacity, limited in duration, limited in focus. We tend to...
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When it comes to reading, working in groups can be problematic, especially for students with dyslexia, ADHD, or other learning differences...
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Project-based learning continues to be popular during remote or hybrid learning, allowing students to interact with each other while connecting...
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Executive function has been shown to be a crucial cognitive process for the success of humans, whether school aged or adult. But what about...
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“Place your attention in the center of your body. You may want to close your eyes. Take a few breaths and allow your body to relax. Imagine you...
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Working memory is the ability to hold information in one’s mind and to mentally manipulate this information (e.g., mental math). It’s...
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Welcome to Part 2 of our continuing series on the best YouTube videos that address topics relating to learning differences. Click here for Part 1...
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We have featured the excellent educational YouTube channel SciShow before because it is a terrific resource for teachers and students alike...
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Accessing working memory is an area of executive function that can create big headaches for many students, especially those who are struggling...
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Hey everyone! Elizabeth Ross here. (Some of you might recognize me from our curriculum videos!) Anyway, I’m really excited to be connecting...
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