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Stories exploring learning experiences and educational science.
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Tiago has made significant contributions, helping people manage their notes, but his recent AI overview was too shallow for me.
Original video: (3) Using Notion AI to Save 12+ Hours of Work - YouTube
Related Article: https://dannyhatcher.com/tiagos-shallow-review-of-ai/(opens in a new tab)
This episode explores the way educational science seems to be communicated over the internet.
I disagree with some common advice shared and express my opinions why.
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Reference notes: On my website
Rog is not a morning person.
Getting up - Danny Hatcher
Leigh is on his way.
Leigh got himself into some trouble
Emergency Call - Danny Hatcher
Blair navigating social chatter.
A cyborg learning he is different.
Patrick's Glass - Danny Hatcher
Will Dakota submit in time for Professor Poppy?
Learning Animation - Danny Hatcher
Leigh's story of writing blog posts.
Boring blogs - Danny Hatcher
My experience through the rise and fall of study YouTube.
Study YouTube made me judge my academic performance, how I learn, what I do, how I work, and most significant to me, it challenged my degrees, the last 5 years of my life.
Related Article: The Collapse of Study YouTube - Danny Hatcher
This episode explores the way educational science seems to be communicated over the internet.
I disagree with some common advice shared and express my opinions why.
If you enjoyed the podcast, would please consider leaving a short review. It takes less than 60 seconds and it really makes a difference. Sign up for Danny's email newsletter ("My Organized Mess") for details on other ideas, thoughts, and news.
Reference notes: On my website
This episode explores Bloom's taxonomy, stages of learning and the application of natural learning into the guidelines shared online.
I disagree with some common advice shared and express my opinions why.
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Reference notes: On my website
I explore how psychology and social science can be helpful in our learning if we use the frameworks, and theories suggested rather than following blanket advice.
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I explore Extended cognition and how it can be thought about in terms of building a second brain and learning.
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I explore self-determination theory and how it may motivate but also hinder learning. I also discuss a brewing discussion in skill acquisition over the theory behind decision making in sport.
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I explore how cognitive load theory is a foundation of learning and how we can look to help or hinder our own learning environment. I also explore how it could be at the base of many techniques, tips, and tricks shared about productivity.
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I explore how machine learning and human learning are similar and different combining that with a bayesian model to thinking and how they can be related to cognitive load theory and misconceptions to help our learning.
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Illustrating concepts, learning environment constraints and a complete change in the research field are all discussed alongside some critical thoughts on some online learning tools.
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I cover the changes that happened over the Christmas and New years period, my plan of research and information dissemination in 2022, and cover 4 podcast points covering changing minds, removing the poison from our minds, gamifying learning, and burnout v boreout.
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Retrieval practice, also known as active recall, is a popular conversation that I want to add some evidence to alongside its role in learning and memory for various contexts.
A brief 2021 review with plans for 2022 is also discussed later in the episode.
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