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Strategies from The Learning Scientists to Support & Accelerate Learning for all Students
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Dr Cynthia Nebel, is an instructor in the doctor of education (Ed.D.) in leadership and learning in organizations program at Vanderbilt University. In her research, she examines techniques to improve student retention, emphasizing learner charateritics and applied settings. Professor Nebel spreads the science of learning to educators worldwide through her work with the Learning Scientists.
Resources:
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The Six Strategies from the Learning Scientists:
Spaced Practice
Interleaved Practice
Elaboration
Self-Explanation
Concrete Examples
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The Learning Engineering Toolkit by James Goodell
Reach Dr. Cynthia Nebel at cynthia.nebel@vanderbilt.edu
Books:
- Ace That Test: A Student's Guide to Learning Better
- Understanding How We Learn: A Visual Guide
- Five Teaching and Learning Myths Debunked: A Guide for Teachers
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Retrieval Practice is a simple research-based teaching strategy that dramatically raises students’ grades. When students retrieve and bring information to mind, this mental challenge produces durable long-term learning. Easy learning leads to easy forgetting. Stop cramming, reviewing, and re-teaching. Instead, simply ask students what they remember. No prep, no grading, just powerful teaching.
The science of learning exists. It’s time to unleash it.
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