New
analysis on learning can guidance us all expand our skill
Research
is the master skill, the skill that allows us to recognize our aspirations: benefit
in school, getting forward at work, playing a games or musical equipment,
speaking a second accent. Yet until latterly, even the professionals didn’t
understand how study works. Now research in intellectual science, psychology
and neuroscience is declaring the simple and stunning approaches that can help
us study to be smarter.
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| Noomie Lee |
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| Noomie Lee |
Noomie Lee is a book author, magazine reporter; expert and announcer
who helps people realize
how we study and how
we can do it improved. A devoting writer for magazine, she writes a monthly column
about studding for Time.com, and also blogs about learning at CNN.com,
Forbes.com, Mind Shift.com, Psychology Today.com and Huntington.com. She devotes
to The New York Times Magazine, The New
York Times Book Review, Slate, and O, The Oprah Magazine, among many
other publications. She is the author of The Cult of Personality,
a cultural history and scientific critique of personality tests, and of Origins, a book about the science
of prenatal influences. She is now at work on Brilliant: The New Science
of Smart, to be published by Crown in 2013.
