Science of Learning

Bridging the gap between training and education Part 1: Why are skills not being learned in training?

Typically, “training” makes people think of practice, skill development and know-how, while “education” brings to mind theory, knowledge and values (Rickman, 2004). Another difference involves measurable objectives and assessment. And yet another involves how captive the learners are and their motivation. Many training programs focus on demonstrated and participant structured practice. Often, the training is […]

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The Science of Learning, or probability stacking

There has been much research into the science of learning. In fact, the Learning Sciences is a field dedicated to the study of learning. It is ironic that few schools and teachers design education and curricula with the principles from the science of learning. Sadly, even if teachers themselves know how to engineer quality and

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