Must learning be fun?
Yes! Definitely: Yes! It absolutely should! Because only when your child is in a positive mood and is interested in learning, will what he or… Read More »Must learning be fun?
Yes! Definitely: Yes! It absolutely should! Because only when your child is in a positive mood and is interested in learning, will what he or… Read More »Must learning be fun?
If learning is done under pressure with frustration or even fear, these feelings activate the fear center of the brain (amygdala). As a result, your… Read More »What happens when learning is done with pressure?
As a student, you have to keep the material and your nerves, because learning-intensive subjects need good learning strategies. Studying usually demands a lot from… Read More »Learning strategies for learning-intensive subjects
Many different formats are used to structure information and make it easier to find and understand later. The format of the original record can often… Read More »Systems and formats of notes in the classroom
Simple memorization can go a long way in mathematics: Many students cheat their way through to the sixth grade without really being able to do… Read More »Learning tip for mathematics: Calculate backwards
Estimating results is good practice in more ways than one: Estimating requires and encourages a basic sense of scale: Is the circle one meter or… Read More »Learning tip for mathematics: Simply estimate for the first time
Even if it sounds silly, studies have shown that people solve math problems faster if they count out loud. This apparently promotes concentration. In general,… Read More »Learning tip for math: Calculate aloud
In mathematics, many students in higher grades are like old computers that you want to use on the Internet: They still work, but they are… Read More »Learning tip for mathematics: More mental arithmetic
Even if you follow all the study tips: There will always be phases in which you find it difficult to build up motivation. And despite… Read More »Believe in yourself
Breaks are very important when learning. Your head needs them to be able to process information, because your brain is not continuously receptive. As a… Read More »Give yourself breaks!
As idle as it may be: Without regular repetition, there will be no lasting learning success. Your brain needs repetition to store information in long-term… Read More »Study regularly
Checking your smartphone, listening to music or watching Netflix on the side – even if it’s just in passing, it can have a significant impact… Read More »Avoid distractions
If you want to be properly structured and organized, it can help to create a study plan. This is especially recommended if you generally have… Read More »Create a study plan
Good preparation also includes a structured approach. This means that you pack the topics into individual blocks and work through them instead of just learning… Read More »Learn with structure
Everyone has different strengths when it comes to learning. Some learn visually, which means they need to see things vividly in front of them. Others… Read More »Find out your learning style
An important way to increase your motivation for learning is to be aware of what you are doing it for. This doesn’t necessarily have to… Read More »Formulate a clear goal for learning
It is often the biggest problem that keeps us from learning: the lack of motivation. Because, of course, there are tens of things you would… Read More »Find your motivation
Sit down and get started – before you do that, you should prepare yourself. Because if you want to learn effectively, but then realize that… Read More »Preparation for learning
To deal with learning blocks, the paper ball method is well suited. To do this, you write down the mishaps that have happened to you… Read More »Paper ball method
The brain is not a muscle that can be trained by repetition and practice, because only what is really important to a person, what gets… Read More »Personal interest as the basis for learning
A few simple exercises are helpful in promoting concentration, and you can also use unusual situations to learn how to focus. Often in an office… Read More »Eavesdropping as an exercise in concentration
Dealing with the topic of learning techniques means first and foremost dealing with one’s own competencies, but also with one’s own person. This is difficult… Read More »Learning technique and personality
Arnau et al. (2020) have investigated how mental wandering is reflected in the brain, which usually not only reduces one’s performance but can also be… Read More »When the mind wanders …
The time after the daily learning is also important, then every student should let what they have learned sink in and take at least twenty… Read More »The consolidation break after learning
In an isometric exercise, one pushes or pulls for a short time with all available force against an imaginary or real resistance. This activates the… Read More »Isometric exercises to increase concentration at the beginning of learning phases
If you let your brain run at full speed all day while studying, you run the risk of overheating it, like a computer with too… Read More »Calm your nerves with these tips and tricks
The Pomodoro technique is a method of organizing learning and work developed by Francesco Cirillo. For this system, Cirillo used a short-time alarm clock in… Read More »The Pomodoro technique
Knowledge and learning material can be conveyed more memorably with pictures and stories, and routine, fixed structures and repeating what has been learned in a… Read More »Feel good while learning
In an Internet forum people asked what they could do as a student if they wanted to improve at school. In particular, we always asked… Read More »Learning tips from the web
Dyslexia is different from a normal reading and spelling disability, because the latter can occur temporarily, for example when a child is exposed to unfavorable… Read More »Reading and spelling difficulties and dyslexia
In addition to sleep at night, the human body also needs breaks throughout the day to regain its strength. This is particularly important during learning,… Read More »When should you take a break from studying?
Five hours of pure learning time is quite ambitious. Quality clearly takes precedence over stubborn cramming of learning material. You need breaks so that the… Read More »What is the maximum amount of time you should study per day?
Learning tip 1: Study planning Keep a calendar in which you regularly enter all your schoolwork and exams. Get an overview of the learning material… Read More »The best 10 learning tips
People learn the vast majority of things by doing and imitating: Toddlers play with pots and lids, improving their fine motor skills. Older children learn… Read More »How to learn more easily by understanding
Most of us have spent years trying to learn one or even several foreign languages during our school years. However, during the first contacts with… Read More »Learning languages: Getting sprinkled in
If you want to improve your ability to concentrate, you should allow your brain regular periods of regeneration. The brain needs breaks in order to… Read More »How to increase the ability to concentrate?
Accelerating the playback speed to one and a half times or double has little effect on the comprehension of online lectures, as has been shown… Read More »Many students watch video lectures at increased playback speed.
A well-known experience: If you do not feel a sufficient reason (no sufficient motivation) to learn, learning is perceived as difficult. With motivation, you can… Read More »How to motivate yourself to learn
Imagine that you have signed up for a lecture, a class, or a professional seminar. There you want to absorb new information and also learn… Read More »How to prepare anchor points
In recent years, more and more female students have been required to give presentations, and in some types of schools these presentations are even part… Read More »How do I prepare a presentation?
Sebastian’s favorite subject was physics and he had become interested in it immediately when invitations for a lecture at the adult education center had been… Read More »Travel preparations for the brain
“It’s getting late,” his mother said as she poked her head into Sebastian’s room, “you have to get up early tomorrow!” “I still want to… Read More »The wizard’s study tips
Walter was just tired that day. Already in the third lesson he almost fell asleep, if his bench neighbor Barbara hadn’t pushed him. On the… Read More »Warming up the brain
Dieter had already not slept well last night, because he had to remember that he was supposed to give his big speech exercise on the… Read More »The speaker’s fear of the audience
Alfons had just eaten lunch – his favorite dish was chicken schnitzel with potato salad – and therefore even passed on the dessert his mother… Read More »The inner clock
When the teacher returned the French school work, Christopher had to wait a long time for his turn. The teacher always started with the best… Read More »Trojan Language School – The Schliemann Method
Sebastian came home from school and threw his school bag into the corner. After a long illness that forced him to stay home for almost… Read More »Management for school?
The day had started “well” for Georg! When he got on the bus to go to school, he remembered that he had forgotten his student… Read More »“No learning tip” or “Georg under the bell”
“What is the name of the capital of Bulgaria?” the teacher asked Tobias, who had prepared far too little for this geography exam. Perplexed, Tobias… Read More »Gap learning against learning gaps
When the school vacations come to an end, some will think a little anxiously about the coming school year, some will be glad that it… Read More »How do school professionals start the new school year?