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#1 Introduction to Learning Edge Podcast
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Introduction to Learning Edge Podcast
#2
Compliance vs. Real Learning
05:09
#3
How Rewards Shape Motivation
11:58
#4
When Rewards Backfire
19:57
#5
Autonomy and Meaningful Choice
24:47
#6
Learning Through Retrieval
32:23
#7
Learning From Errors
37:46
#8
Why you don't always learn from Errors
37:47
#9
Feedback and Praise
44:00
#10
Competition and Gamification
52:23
#11
The Importance of Generating Answers
58:15
#12
Building Expertise isn't about just knowing more facts
01:01:58
#13
Final Reflections
01:06:25
10 Misconceptions about Learning with Robert Reinhart, Professor of Neuroscience, Boston University - The Learning Edge Podcast episode 10
Boston University neuroscientist and psychologist Robert Reinhart joins host Eric Halvorsen to challenge common assumptions about how people learn. Learn the difference between compliance with durable understanding, the effects of rewards, praise, or competition on learning and so much more. Drawing on cognitive psychology and research, he explains how autonomy, retrieval, reflection, useful feedback, and learning from errors can help people build expertise and transfer learning to unfamiliar problems.
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