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20 Ways to Supercharge Your Ability to Learn | TIME

Posted: February 19, 2016 in Awesome Living, Cognitive Science and Education Research, College and Career Readiness, Parenting and Caregiving
Tags: 21st century learning, connections, information, learning, self-testing, testing

“Learning occurs best when important information is selected from less important ideas, when selected information is organized graphically, when associations are built among ideas and when understanding is regulated through self-testing“

Source: 20 Ways to Supercharge Your Ability to Learn | TIME

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