There are 3 primary types of learners.  Do you know which one you are?
It’s worth identifying your own type and also the type of anyone you are trying to teach.  For example, you may make little progress with an auditory learner by forcing them to write words over and over again, while quizzing them out [...]

One of the absolute best resources on the internet that not very many people know about is the MIT OpenCourseWare project.
The OCW is an online repository of all courses offered at MIT in both their graduate and undergraduate departments.
It doesn’t allow you to get an MIT degree, but you can work through material at you [...]

Ever wonder how “smart” people seem to memorize everything the night before an exam?
Sure there are a few rare people who are born with a natural gift for memory (for example, the 2004 World Memory Champion Ben Pridmore memorized the order of cards in a randomly shuffled 52-card deck in 31 seconds). But for [...]