In the Jewish tradition, lifelong learning is of particular importance. It is seen as the foundation for a righteous life and is deeply rooted in Jewish identity. Learning enables a deeper understanding of the Torah,…
Today we’re addressing a question that many students and learners are currently grappling with: If artificial intelligence creates flashcards for me, am I saving time or depriving myself of learning success? AI tools can now…
Learn from inner motivation Learn a language out of curiosity, personal interest or emotional connection – this increases perseverance and learning success. Set yourself realistic but challenging goals For example, 30-day challenges to learn basic…
A successful student reports When I was studying, I quickly realised that it wasn’t about motivation or perfect conditions – it was about consistency. I deliberately avoided music, whether it was relaxing lo-fi beats or…
A simple but effective tip for more effective learning is to deliberately change your learning location. If you always sit at the same desk with the same view, you run the risk of falling into…
The Cornell Method is a learning method developed by Walter Pauk, a well-known educational psychologist. This method is designed to help learners learn more effectively and retain what they have learned better. The Cornell method…
Authentic, personal strategies to stay motivated, learn more productively and deal with exam stress in a healthy way in the long term. Listen to your body – sleep when you are tired: Instead of studying…
This learning tip is aimed at parents who are looking for ways to effectively help their children with their homework. Instead of arbitrarily spreading homework over the whole afternoon – a method that often leads…
In an article on the news platform The Conversation, various practical strategies based on psychological findings were presented to improve memory performance during learning. These tips aim to make learning more active, efficient and sustainable.…
Precrastination is a psychological phenomenon that describes the tendency to complete tasks or subtasks as quickly as possible, even if this requires extra effort or expense and is not the most efficient course of action.…
A key point is to emphasise that learning can also be fun if it is approached in the right way, whereby a positive and relaxed attitude from parents and suitable learning methods can help children…
The exam phase is a challenging time for many students, which can be successfully mastered with the right preparation and helpful strategies. One of the most important foundations for success is early and structured time…
Want to motivate your child to learn at home? Here are a few simple but effective tips to make learning a positive and successful experience for your child! Create an inviting, cosy and quiet learning…
There are many learning myths circulating on the internet that often sound seductively simple, but are not always scientifically tenable. These common learning myths are based on popular opinion rather than scientific fact. Effective learning…
Stop learning when it is no longer fun. Take regular 20-30 minute breaks. Study in a dedicated room, not in your living room or bedroom. Use mnemonics to memorise facts. Try to understand concepts rather…
For learning success, it is crucial to be patient with yourself and accept that understanding a topic takes time and effort. Complex concepts often prove to be difficult to grasp immediately, which is why it…
It can be helpful to visualise your learning goal permanently. For example, design a postcard with your learning objective. Choose a motivating picture or design or paint the front yourself. On the back you can…
To promote focus in a hyper-connected world, it’s critical to implement intentional strategies to reduce distractions. Here are some effective approaches: Targeted use of digital tools: use technology to help you minimise distractions. Apps such…
Learning with all the senses The more senses are activated during learning (hearing, seeing, touching, movement), the better the learning material is memorised. Studies confirm that so-called multi-sensory learning stimulates the brain and new information…
Regularly testing your own knowledge, for example through quizzes or self-tests, helps you to recognise gaps and consolidate what you have learned. Self-testing means constantly testing and checking your own knowledge. And to do this…
New knowledge should be linked to what you already know. This helps to establish a connection and makes it easier to recall later. Linking new knowledge with what you already know is also known as…
Instead of learning everything at the last minute, it is more effective to study the material regularly over a longer period of time. This promotes the long-term retention of information. Regular, continuous and long-term learning…
The output method of vocabulary learning refers to a learning strategy in which the learner actively uses the new vocabulary rather than just passively repeating and absorbing it. Rather than just understanding the meaning of…
Memories are located in the memory, i.e. memories are experienced situations that are stored there. However, this process takes a long time, because if you have experienced something, e.g. an accident, you will say something…
First of all, many learners receive new impulses for their learning through a learning type test, because learning type tests are usually carried out with those who do not perform so well in learning. However,…
Do you feel like you’re stuck in your bachelor’s thesis and your thoughts? You just can’t get any further and have a complete jumble of words in your head? Then you’ve come to the right…
A few tips and tricks can make learning much more effective. Everyone has their own way of learning. However, everyone, regardless of learning type, can follow a few tips and tricks to better absorb what…
In psychology, attention is understood to be the allocation of brain resources for processing conscious perceptions and for thinking, which can be done deliberately by consciously focussing one’s attention on one’s external or internal environment…
Test anxiety is when a person experiences a strong divergence between the demands placed on him or her in an actual test situation and the assessment of his or her own abilities and behavioural possibilities.…
If you want to develop fine motor skills in a playful way, there are numerous simple activities and exercises to do: Kneading with clay, because kneading is a very good method overall for promoting fine…
The rule of thumb for a child’s reading speed is that children should be able to read aloud an average of between 25 and 40 words per minute by the halfway point of the first…
Chunking can help with learning to better retain contexts in memory and is an effective cognitive technique in which information is broken down into smaller groups or “chunks” to facilitate retention of learning material, for…
For some time now, you can find numerous short videos with so-called school hacks on social media, especially on TikTok and Instagram. But what are school hacks? School hacks are tips, tricks or strategies that…
Enough of paperwork! Want to learn without even sitting down in front of your papers? After I had my notes ready so far, I just made an audio recording of them. Using my phone and…
Sorting out If you have to study for a test or exam, you often feel overwhelmed by the vast amounts of material. But even if you just want to learn something for yourself: There are…
Many children find it difficult to filter out the stimuli that are important at the moment from the numerous stimuli that surround them and to concentrate on them, because for these children there is no…
Effective learning is an important key to academic success and personal development, but it can sometimes be difficult to find the right learning method and develop productive study habits. Here are some tips that can…
The start of school in autumn is the best time to banish all negative thoughts from your mind, because now you have the chance to significantly improve your performance and, with an optimistic attitude and…
In learning, structure and system are important so that the memory can retain what has been learned, and for this, short and regular repetition in everyday life is crucial. If you learn and don’t repeat,…
“Failures reveal the limits of my abilities.” How many times have I thought that? So many times. And how many times have I then proven myself wrong? So many times. That’s why the conviction has…
Simple exercises that you can do in between to train your short-term memory. For example, when you are at a red light, you can think about how many more crossings there are until you get…
Reading has many advantages. It promotes communication skills, expands vocabulary and can also be a good help with depression. Expands vocabulary: Reading expands your vocabulary. The more often you read a particular book, the better…
The sandwich method of vocabulary learning is a technique that aims to support memory and make learning more effective. The method consists of three steps, similar to a sandwich: First term: choose a word or…
Always divide the learning material into small portions. This way you will have more successes when you have completed a portion of the material. Take regular breaks from learning: You can only concentrate for a…
Learning to learn means acquiring certain skills that enable a pupil to acquire subject knowledge independently, i.e., in the long term, even without a teacher. This is to prepare pupils for lifelong learning, which is…
Learning does not have to be serious and boring. You can also have fun and learn effectively and stress-free. You will have much more fun learning if you can focus on it in peace and…
Learning accompanies us over a relatively long period of time. Starting in school, this is usually followed by training or studies, where learning takes on a central role. But even beyond education, there are many…
In addition to concrete learning methods, there are other tips that may make learning easier for you: Workplace: Organise a tidy workplace where you can concentrate and not be distracted. Put your mobile phone in…
Areas where artificial intelligence makes important decisions about people are problematic, such as whether someone gets a job or whether someone has to go to prison or what medical diagnosis is made. This is also…
In psychology, the term “model learning” refers to a process in which people acquire behaviours, skills or information by observing and imitating a model. The concept of model learning was significantly developed by Albert Bandura…