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hould you let your toddler/preschooler watch TV?
Preschool boys who watched violent videos when they were younger were significantly more likely to have problematic antisocial behavior at age 7-9. There was no significant relationship between any type of TV watching for girls and antisocial behavior, and nonviolent TV wasn't related to antisocial behavior in boys (though with a larger sample, this result might have risen to significance).
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Cognitive Daily: A simple toy, and what it says about how we learn to mentally rotate objects
Children learn between 18 and 22 months how to mentally rotate blocks to fit into holes.
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8 Essential Skills They Didn’t Teach You In School - Stepcase Lifehack
in list: Studying
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Learnlets » Distributed Learning
Distribution of learning over time (not just over space) is beneficial to learning. Small amounts, frequently.
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Brain Rules: 12 Principles for Surviving and Thriving at Work, Home, and School | Brain Rules |
John Medina's book on rules that should be taken into account when working with your brain.
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Celebrate
Celebrate - EU LO repository
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Connexions - Sharing Knowledge and Building Communities
Learning material portal done with Plone. Good design.
more fromcnx.rice.edu
Course Management Systems - EduTools
Comparisons and reviews of CMSs
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FLOSSE Posse
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E-Learning: Connectivism: a new learning theory?
Good criticism on connectivism - it's not a learning theory, just a pedagogical view.
more fromelearning.surf.nl
Ecto - Welcome!
Interesting partially free VLE for teachers and students.
more fromwww.ectoprep.com
70 Ways to Increase Your Brain Power
A nice list to get more from your brain. Many of the items are stuff you eat, including drugs, so use healthy skepticism.p
more fromwww.mindpowernews.com
The Museum of Unworkable Devices
Physical puzzles suitable for students
more fromwww.lhup.edu
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