Learning and teaching, answered
Teachers, tutors and researchers on how learning actually sticks, and what to do when it is not sticking.
6 education questions answered
How do you deal with a chatty class?
Classroom management coach Claire English explains why nagging a chatty class fails, and the routines, seating plans, and transitions that stop low-level noise before it starts.
Answered on The Unteachables Podcast
How do you keep your judgment sharp when using AI at work?
Panasonic AI strategy head Harry Laplanche, on The Learning Culture Podcast, explains how to use AI without letting your own judgment atrophy: decide first, then compare.
Answered on The Learning Culture Podcast
Do you need a curriculum to homeschool?
After interviewing 200+ homeschool families, Cheryl of The Homeschool How To explains why kids need far less formal instruction than parents fear, and what to do instead.
Answered on The Homeschool How To
Why do I freeze when someone speaks English to me?
English teacher Karolina Thomoglou explains why learners who know the words still go blank in conversation, and the strategies that stop the freeze.
Answered on The English Education Lab Podcast
What are the most common college essay mistakes?
College Essay Advisors' Stacey Brook and Becca Myers name the three subtle mistakes that weaken strong personal statements, and how to avoid each one.
Answered on The College Essay Advisors Podcast
How do you stay calm during exam season?
Psychologist William Wadsworth of Exam Study Expert shares five mental reframes that take the pressure off exams, from knowing your real target to having a Plan B.
Answered on Exam Study Expert: ace your exams with the science of learning
Shows these answers come from
Exam Study Expert: ace your exams with the science of learning
William Wadsworth
The College Essay Advisors Podcast
College Essay Advisors
The English Education Lab Podcast
Karolina Thomoglou
The Homeschool How To
Cheryl
The Learning Culture Podcast
Andrew Barry
The Unteachables Podcast
Claire English