Questions with the keyword 'Learning and Remembering'

I have twins (boy and girl) in year 8. They have the same family life but very different personalities. They are doing by sarah2 Comments: (No comments so far )
I just read an article (https://goo.gl/JrK5yY) that says neurons do not grow past early adolescence. It does say that by Abena to Sveta, Matt, Lucía, Lorna, Kathryn, Jacob, Iroise, Emma, Courtenay, Camilla Comments: (so far, 4s comments )
Some reading I’m doing indicates that information is not saved to long term memory with out revisiting while other by suzan to Yana, Mike, Lorna, Kathryn, Jacob, Emma, Courtenay, Camilla Comments: (No comments so far )
“certainly thematic learning and providing context for content can really help students learn.” (Question answer by by Mod - Shane Comments: (No comments so far )
I was wondering if there is anything that can improve a child’s speed of processing, linked to cognitive issues – by aglover to Paula, Mike, Matt, Courtenay Comments: (No comments so far )
What for you are the key factors in transferring knowledge and information from the short term to the long term memory, by jtracy to Yana, Rebecca, Mike, Mark, Lucy, Kathryn, Jo, Iroise, Alice Comments: (No comments so far )
In my naive understanding, there seems to be a wide variety of ideas to enhance learning such as gamification, flipped by andres-ito to Jessie, Jo, Liz, Lucy, Paul, Yana Comments: (so far, 3s comments )
Based on your research is there any particular way of presenting information in the classroom by bowesn to Yana, Paul Comments: (No comments so far )
There seems to be evidence from Paul Hattie, amongst others, that the way teachers provide feedback for pupils has a by mr braddick to Jessie, Jo, Liz, Lucy, Paul, Yana Comments: (So far, one comment )
Should I display formulae that students need to remember for their exams on the walls in my classroom – does having by missjplumb to Jessie, Jo, Liz, Lucy, Paul, Yana Comments: (No comments so far )