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Learning How to Learn
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Why re-reading your notes is the weakest way to study
Re-reading your notes feels productive and barely works. Why retrieval practice beats it, and how to study so what you learn actually lasts.
3 min read →How Is CGPA Calculated in CBSE?
Your CBSE CGPA is calculated using a 9-band grading scale, with grade points ranging from A1 to E2, not just your marks.
13 min read →Study Techniques Spaced Repetition Active Recall
You can retain 90% of information with just 10 minutes of active recall practice, according to a study.
9 min read →How to Make Effective Revision Notes for Board Exams
Your revision notes can be your secret weapon, but only if you decide to make them a 'crisp.
14 min read →A Statistic Is a Decision, Not a Fact
A university admitted 44% of male applicants and 35% of female applicants, but a simple re-examination of the data revealed no evidence of sex-based
6 min read →How to Argue with Someone You Think is Wrong
You're not just arguing to win, you're arguing to be heard – and that's a crucial difference.
13 min read →The Courage to Be Boring
The real work of learning isn’t about chasing thrills, but about embracing the quiet, repetitive moments that build mastery.
14 min read →Learn Unlearn Relearn
The half-life of professional skills is shrinking faster than ever, forcing us to adopt the 'Learn, Unlearn, Relearn' cycle to stay relevant.
14 min read →What School Leaders Can Do About Curiosity?
Schools can boost curiosity by sparking open-ended questions and letting students take ownership of their learning.
12 min read →What Is Learnacy?
What Is Learnacy? is a pedagogical approach that prioritises teaching towards real-world questions, not just test preparation.
7 min read →Why Multidisciplinary Education is Essential
Multidisciplinary education is the only way to tackle the complex problems of the 21st century, as proven by the Indian railway station where technology.
13 min read →What is Education For
Education is not just about memorising texts, but about shaping responsible citizens and preserving a society's values and traditions.
13 min read →Teaching for Curiosity at One Young India
Your phone's AI can recite every Indian Constitution article, but what's left for you to do?
14 min read →One Young India Education in 21st Century
One Young India Education in 21st Century was designed to produce clerks for British offices.
14 min read →World 101
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