In Vocal Topic of the Week 23, we explore one of the most powerful tools for vocal growth: studying your own performance videos. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced singer, reviewing your ...

To effectively balance work and study, it’s crucial to prioritize your tasks. Identify the most critical and urgent tasks in both areas of your life and tackle them first. Creating a to-do list ...

Discover how to self-learn like a PhD student with proven strategies for setting goals, curating resources, and staying motivated.

Study twice as hard The dual-coding theory was first conceptualized by a professor named Allan Paivio in 1971.

Kids are not taught how to learn in school. But Daniel Willingham, in his recent books, describes how children can be taught to organize themselves and learn effectively.

The outcome would be better long-term retention of important knowledge and skills. As a bonus, school students would also gain a better insight into how to study effectively.