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E-raamat: New Science of Learning: How to Learn in Harmony With Your Brain

(University of North Carolina, USA)
  • Formaat: 282 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 03-Jul-2023
  • Kirjastus: Stylus Publishing
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781000973341
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  • Formaat: 282 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 03-Jul-2023
  • Kirjastus: Stylus Publishing
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781000973341

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While preserving the elements that have made the previous two editions so successful—such as chapters on sleep, exercise, memory and mindset—this third edition introduces students to wholly new aspects of brain function and how they impact learning; and furthermore, addresses the challenges of learning online.

By introducing new concepts, strategies, and applications related to learning and memory that are based on current findings in cognitive, social, and motivational psychology, this text offers a richer and more complete picture of how brain science illuminates how we learn. Students assigned this book will be equipped to design effective learning plans, employ new strategies, recognize learning traps, discover ways to work effectively in groups, improve recall, and realize better academic performance through test-taking and paper-writing strategies.

This new edition also addresses the concerns of students of all types of students—concerns which can put them at a disadvantage in a university setting—and offers strategies for success. In keeping with the preceding editions, this book introduces students to concepts, techniques, strategies, tips, and ideas to help them be academically stronger students, advance faster in their studies, and demonstrate what they have learned more effectively—in short, how anyone can learn to be a better learner by learning how to learn in harmony with their brain.

The book remains compact and student-friendly, offers examples of practice, and includes discussion questions at the end of each chapter.

An instructor manual will be available – see the Resources tab.

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"I have used prior editions of The New Science of Learning in my courses for several years with much success! The third edition offers funny and engaging stories from Todds college experiences that will draw students into the content. Every chapter is loaded with practical and detailed advice to students on applying the science of learning for college success. The mysteries of learning and memory are unlocked for students in a highly accessible and fun book!"

Kathy Nabours, Associate Professor of Mathematics, Riverside City College

"A must-read for our entering studentsa distillation of the longstanding science on learning and the brain into easy-to-follow explanations and compelling real-life examples. This book encapsulates proven components of successful and enduring learning, offering numerous practical strategies that students can begin to use immediately. Kudos to the author for situating this latest edition in our current social landscape. I am constantly searching for tools to strengthen our students learning retention. This is a grand slam!"

Angela P. Hegamin, Assistant Dean of Academic Support, College of Optometry, Western University of Health Sciences

"An instant classic when first published in 2013, this updated third edition of The New Science of Learning should be required reading for every college student. It is an invaluable resource for educators searching for concrete, evidence-based ways to help students build academic skills, agency, and self-efficacy. It is a truly empowering book for students and instructors alike."

Jessamyn Neuhaus, Director, SUNY Plattsburgh Center for Teaching Excellence, author of Geeky Pedagogy: A Guide for Intellectuals, Introverts, and Nerds Who Want to be Effective Teachers

"This book masterfully weaves together leading brain research and practical examples to show students how to learn. It addresses common pitfalls that students encounter in their learning journey, and provides a clear roadmap of research-based strategies that can enhance comprehension, long-term retention, and the overall learning experience (such as spaced practice, metacognitive strategies, and yes, sleep). This book is a must-read for students who want the tools to succeed in college and beyond!"

Tolulope (Tolu) Noah, Instructional Learning Spaces Coordinator, California State University, Long Beach

"Dr. Zakrajseks systematic, approachable, and humorous discussion of the Research makes this book both accessible and meaningful for any learner in higher education and faculty too! He provides condensed, clear theory as well as pathways of practice for improving our learning through thought and deed. Any reader will come away with specific applications which will in turn provide profound improvements to their learning. This is a must-read for every student, regardless of previous academic success!"

Ian Wolf, Instructor of English, Vance-Granville Community College

Foreword Acknowledgements Introduction
1. Your Host
2. Where This Book
Came From
3. The Structure of this Third Edition A Note to Students A Note To
Faculty PART ONE: SET UP FOR SUCCESS
Chapter 1 - Learning from Multiple
Perspectives A. Perspective Taking B. Ubiquitous Struggles
1.
First-Generation College Students
2. Recognizing Individuality
3. Disarming
Microaggressions
4. Stereotype Threat
5. Implicit Bias
6. Summary of Biases
C. From Uneasy to Understanding D. Equity, Equality, and Accommodations E.
Engaged Learning
Chapter 2 - Discovering Yourself as a Learner A.
Self-Regulation
1. Establish a Habit of Success
2. Managing Emotions B.
Self-Efficacy
1. Performance Outcomes
2. Vicarious Experiences
3. Verbal
Persuasion
4. Physiological Feedback C. Imposter Syndrome D. Learned Optimism
Chapter 3 - Developing Your Learning Strategy A. Set Goals
1. SMART Goals a.
Specific b. Measurable c. Achievable d. Relevant e. Timely
2. Break Large
Goals into Smaller Goals
3. Stretch Goals B. Manage Multiple Tasks
1. Build
Your Schedule
2. Manage Your Schedule
3. To-Do Lists
4. Organization C.
Effective Communication Patterns
1. Be an Active Listener
2. How to Address
Faculty
3. Make Use of Office Hours
4. Emails to Faculty
5. Following Up
6.
Making Requests D. Keep the Big Picture in Mind PART TWO: BUILD THE
FOUNDATION
Chapter 4 Facilitating Your Learning A. Theories and Models of
Learning
1. Classical Conditioning
2. Operant Conditioning
3. Social Learning
Theory B. Cognitive Load
1. Intrinsic Load
2. Extraneous Load
3. Germane Load
a. Automaticity b. Schema Activation C. Deep Learning
1. Attention
2. Value
3. Understanding
4. Anticipate Success D. Foster a Better Memory
1. Memory
Processes a. Encoding b. Consolidation c. Retrieval E. Memory Enhancements
1.
Elaboration
2. Repetition
3. Interleaving
4. Spaced Recall
Chapter 5 -
Exploring Social Influences A. Mindset
1. The Origins of Fixed Mindedness
2.
Spotting a Fixed Mindset
3. Mindsets are Context Specific
4. Views the World
Based on Mindset
5. Shift to Growth Mindset B. Metacognition
1. Understanding
Metacognition
2. Metacognitive Regulation C. Attribution
1. Intrinsic vs.
Extrinsic
2. A Bit of Order
3. Fundamental Attribution Error D. Egocentric
bias
Chapter 6 - Finding and Using Patterns A. Patterns Enhance Learning
1.
Chunking
2. Schemas and Cognitive Load B. Pervasive Patterns
1. Similarity
2.
Proximity
3. Continuity
4. Closure
5. Figure-Ground C. Patterns in Academic
Life
1. Content
2. Reading a. Pattern for Reading a Textbook b. Patterns for
Reading a Journal Article c. Pattern for Reading a Novel PART THREE: SUPPORT
YOUR LEARNING
Chapter 7 - Thriving in Higher Ed A. Individual and Group Study
B. Effective Study Time C. Prepare for Class D. Memorize Blooms Taxonomy E.
Staying Productive in a Less than Ideal Lecture F. Learn Every Day/Avoid
Procrastination G. Solicit and Incorporate Feedback H. Cheating and
Plagiarism
1. Cheating
2. Plagiarism I. Office of Student Success/Student
Disability Services J. Know your Campus Resources
Chapter 8 - Demonstrating
Your Learning A. Participation B. Homework C. Extra Credit
1. Learning Value
2. Additional Considerations D. Writing Papers
1. Your Instructor and the
Syllabus
2. The Writing Center
3. Reference Librarians
4. Writing Tips in
this Book E. Giving Presentations F. Test Taking Strategies
1. Text Anxiety
Versus Test Nervousness
2. Study Strategies
Chapter 9 - Avoiding Learning
Pitfalls A. Rereading and Hi-lighting B. Cramming for Exams C. Following Your
Learning Styles D. Task Shifting E. Listening to Negativity F. Hanging in
There Too Long PART FOUR: KEEP IT GOING
Chapter 10 - Sleeping to Enhance
Learning A. What Researchers Say About Sleep
1. Circadian Rhythms
2. Stages
of Sleep
3. Sleep Patterns: Larks and Night Owls B. Sleep, Learning, and
Memory
1. Importance of Sleep
2. Remembering What is Important
3. Power of
Naps and Restful Breaks
4. Cramming Versus Resting C. Managing Your Sleep
1.
Factors that Disrupt Sleep a. Alcohol Consumption b. Caffeine c. Diet d.
Technology
2. Factors that Promote Sleep a. Bedroom Environment b. Bedtime
Routine c. Physical Activity and Being Outside d. Insomnia
3. Long-Term Brain
Health and Sleep
Chapter 11 - Exercising to Enhance Learning A. Health
Benefits of Physical Activity B. Basic Brain Structures and Processes
1.
Prefrontal Cortex
2. Hippocampus
3. Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor
4.
Neurons, Synapses, and Neurotransmitters C. Effects of Long-Term Exercise on
Learning D. Effects of Short-Term Exercise on Learning E. Timing of Exercise
and Learning F. Therapeutic Exercises
1. Walking
2. Low-Impact, Anaerobic
Therapeutic Exercise
Chapter 12 - Being an Effective Group Leader/Member A.
Benefit of Group Work
1. Develop Soft Skills
2. Incorporate Diverse
Perspectives
3. Complete Large or Complex Projects B. Inventory Your
Strengths and Challenges C. Get to Know Group Members
1. Introductions and
Icebreakers
2. Commitment to the Project
3. Competing Demands D. Clarify
Intended Goals E. Facilitate Group Processes
1. How the Group Will Be Led
2.
How Decisions Will Be Made
3. Brainstorm Ideas
4. Proceed with Work
5. Find
Times to Meet
6. Group Updates and Check-Ins F. Set Ground Rules
1. What If
Someone Doesnt Do Their Work?
2. What If Someone Misses a Meeting?
3.
Ensuring All Voices Are Heard
4. Address Group Conflicts G. Effective
Meetings
1. Agenda
2. Start and End on Time
3. Assign Group Roles a.
Note-Taker b. Monitor c. Moderator d. Counter-Pointer e. Supporter
4. Brief
Group Member Well-Check
5. End Meeting with Next Steps
6. Cancel the Meeting
if Possible H. Common Challenges
1. Hogs and Logs
2. Losing the Way
3.
Rushing to Wrap
4. Drama Appendix A Online Learning A. Synchronous Online
Courses B. Asynchronous Online Courses C. Tips for Setting and Sticking to
Your Schedule A message from Dr. Z
Todd D. Zakrajsek is Associate Director of the Faculty Development Fellowship in the Department of Family Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, U.S.A., and President of the International Teaching Learning Cooperative.