The Science of Learning | Jim Hewitt | Substack

The impact of GenAI on learning, the use of fidget spinners with ADHD students, and the relationship between timed tests and math anxiety.

Sep 28 •

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Does Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) improve academic outcomes?

SEL can support social and emotional well-being, but research shows inconsistent outcomes regarding its effect on academic performance.

Aug 12 •

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Should elementary and secondary teachers "flip" their classroom?

A recent research paper looks closely at the benefits and challenges of the flipped model for K-12 teachers

Jun 15 •

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The positivity principle; user-generated flashcards versus premade flashcards

Mar 7 •

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Social cues and the embodiment principle; the educational benefits of prequestioning.

Dec 11, 2023 •

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Do school-based mindfulness programs reduce mental health problems?

Research suggests that school-based mindfulness programs can help students manage stress, but do not significantly reduce student mental health…

Nov 13, 2023 •

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Examining three educational myths: Teaching facts isn't important; People are left or right-brained; Multitasking

Oct 20, 2023 •

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Should Instructional Videos Include a Talking Head?

Existing research on the presence of talking heads in videos has produced mixed results.

Sep 28, 2023 •

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