Foreigners may make fewer grammar mistakes than native speakers
Foreign language acquisition can be tricky. Here's why you shouldn't be too strict with explicit grammar in the beginning of your language learning.
Foreign language acquisition can be tricky. Here's why you shouldn't be too strict with explicit grammar in the beginning of your language learning.
In today's college admissions environment, students look for anything to boost SAT scores. Many ask us, "Does Latin help your SAT score?" Let's find out.
Applying self-assessment practices will consistently improve your performance on subsequent tests of your knowledge. This is why.
Double your consumption and retention of information with these four evidence-based methods for becoming a faster reader.
It's great that educators are trying to teach leadership in the classroom. But true leadership can only be learned by actually leading something.
Some people use drugs like Adderall illegally, hoping improve memory, focus, and overall performance. But what are the real effects of Adderall on learning?
Some people say ambient noise improves studying. Others like silence. So what's the truth? Could “distracting” noises actually help you study better?
Here are some interesting facts about each of the first 13 states you might not know (and a reminder of which states were the original 13).
You enjoyed relaxing during the holiday season, but it couldn't last forever. Follow these 6 tips on how to get back in the groove at school or at work.
English contains a ton of words that have been adopted from other languages. Here are 20 words we borrowed from German, with translations.
Hiring employees that can learn effectively is essential for any company. Here are 3 things you can do in the interview to spot those good learners.
According to recent research on learning, there are two main ways that we process information. So which is better for learning—focused or diffuse thinking?
Sleeping prepares our minds for future learning: studies show that dreaming has a major influence on learning and even memory consolidation.
"Drill & practice" does not have to be a dirty phrase in education. It's up to educators to properly balance constructivism vs. behaviorism.
40% of the world’s population reports suffering from bouts of insomnia. Here's how to cure insomnia forever without drugs.
With only 24% of undergrads graduating in 4 years, choosing a major is critical. Here are 5 tips to help you decide on your major.
Repetition is the mother of all learning. Here's why and how you can use it to double your learning speed.
Brainscape Founder and CEO, Andrew Cohen, explains how Brainscape's portable flashcard learning platform is great for these two types of flashcard users in school.
Chemistry is so important for many different scientific fields. That's why it's often called the "central science". Read on for more riveting details!
Western Civilization comes from thousands of years of historic events. To understand the present, you have to understand Western history. Here's a crash course!
The world has seen some exceptionally successful societies and empires. Here are some of the longest-lasting governments and nations in world history.
For basic cultural literacy, you have to know a little bit about everything—including the Renaissance. Here are the most important Renaissance artists.
Spanish errors are easy to make, especially when you're a "gringo". Find out how to avoid some of the more common pitfalls!
It's no secret that our brains are complex and fascinating organs. This article shares riveting facts about your brain's gray matter.
U.S. history's filled with amazing events, but some of these have been exaggerated over time. Here are some of the most famous American historical myths.