Cognition is Everywhere everydaymemory.org/2021/11/12/cog…

A dose of student motivation as the semester's end nears...step back and re-schedule; freecollegeschedulemaker.com #MotivationMonday #studentlearning #collegesuccess #strugglingstudents #learningscience #nomoreallnighters #collegestudents #studyskills

No More All Nighters! Finals time, encourage effective study habits #collegestudents #finalsweek #studysmarter #learningscience #nocramming #studysmarternotharder

For all of us working on our student loan debt! Cancel Student Loans and Return Bankruptcy Rights by Executive Order. - Sign the Petition! chng.it/Ng6qtjLj via Change.org

No More All Nighters! Studying may be on a holiday hiatus BUT remember how caffeine late in the afternoon can affect how we sleep. #caffeine #studysmarter #stayonschedule #collegestudents #sleeping #sleepbetter #holidaybreak

No More All-nighters! College is back in session. Research led by Dunlosky and Rawson pcl.sitehost.iu.edu/rgoldsto/cours… tell us the preferred study method and IT DOESN'T WORK! #nomoreallnighters #studysmarter #collegestudents #collegelearning #collegesuccess #collegeprofessors

Excellent Resources on Fighting fake news in the classroom #psycscience #misconceptions #fakenews #fightfakenews apa.org/monitor/2022/0… via American Psychological Association

Why I teach in higher education? Rodolfo Mendoza-Denton captures this beautifully in: journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11… and quotes, John C. Maxwell "Students don’t care what you know until they know that you care." #knowyourwhy #highereducation #highered

Do you do more reading on paper or your phone? Honma Motoyasu and PsyPost.org describe the cognitive cost of choosing your smart phone for learning psypost.org/2022/04/readin… #readingcomprehension #learning #collegestudents #psycofreading #learningscience

Just because you can learn on your smartphone doesn't mean you should. See best practices for when to use and when to ditch your phone to learn! everydaymemory.org/2022/06/01/sma…

Research described here suggests the extent we rely on google, believing knowledge "googled" was part of our own memory Google PsyPost.org No wonder we think we know best :)