If you’ve ever swum in a hotel swimming pool, you’ve likely seen the sign: “No diving! Water depth is too shallow.” The pool is not deep enough to allow safe diving, and the fear, of course, is that the hotel will be sued if swimmers injure themselves by diving head-first into the pool.It is . . . → Read More: Learning? Diving Required!
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Every teacher experiences the frustration. Content and skills taught throughout the year seem to abandon students during springtime standardized testing. “How can they not know this?” thinks the the teacher. “We learned this back in November.” Recent research reveals some likely causes, and the principles for retaining new learning may not be intuitive to . . . → Read More: To Retain New Learning, Do the Math |
 
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