In the Stone Age (circa 10,000 B.C.) tribe of Bedrock, Fred and Wilma Flintstone lived with "modern-day" amenities such as foot-driven cars, gimmicky kitchen appliances, and suspect telephones. Those wacky,…
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Now that you’re working from home, do you find yourself distracted or scattered? Are you struggling to focus and finish a task? Your brain’s attentional system is being exposed to…
With the Covid-19 pandemic, we are living out a statistically rare event that we will retell for years to come. The crazy part is that over half of us will…
When it comes to testing, you might feel like your students experience some bizarre memory loss, and forget all they have learned. Or perhaps you question if they ever learned…