Do you know why children easily learn new things? Because they are constantly training their brains. Memory is a very powerful tool, but it becomes weak if it is not used for a long time. What can you do to enhance your memory and make your brain stay active and…
There are many different learning styles, and every human takes in and processes information differently. But one thing we may not think about is the fact that the impact of the way we learn goes far beyond our grades in school or college. Our unique learning style shapes everything to…
The modern human rarely gets the chance to sleep properly. Most of the day passes in a rush, and not so much time remains for the renewal of energy. American scientists decided that we should not waste our time. While you are sleeping, you also can learn something. Researchers at…
Lucid dreaming does much more than stimulate your senses, it can help you develop new skills as well. If you consider sleeping a waste of time, get ready to change your mind. According to recent research at Yale University, people who are capable of lucid dreaming, which is a type of sleep…
A study by American scientists with a contribution by a Greek neuroscientist is very close to understanding the mysteries of the brain and sheds new light on the mechanism of the learning process. It brings new hopes for the treatment of brain disorders such as schizophrenia, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and…
Did you know that speaking a second language is particularly beneficial not only for your career but also for your brain? No surprise more and more people want to know how to learn a foreign language. According to new scientific research, which comes to confirm previous studies, learning foreign languages…
Do you have an exam tomorrow and are feeling unprepared? Read a few tricks to help you learn and memorize as many things as you can. The night before an exam Make sure to have enough sleep at night before an exam. During sleep, the nerve endings, activated during the…
A report presented at the British Science Festival by professor Heidi Johansen-Berg from Oxford University shows that passing a weak electrical current through specific areas of the brain can facilitate the learning process. During the research, scientists examined changes in the brain that occur after a person reaches adulthood. Also,…
