Rewards are often used to motivate children to behave in a certain way. Generally, rewards do encourage predictable behavior but, in the long run, may kill the intrinsic joy of learning. Children who are bribed for good work or good behavior soon tire of the designated reward and begin to require a bigger and better…

Peripheral vision is what we use when something catches our attention “out of the corner of our eye.” It is the opposite of central vision, which is literally the center of our vision (when we look directly ahead). Most people in the modern world use central vision all day long with narrow field activities, such…

This topic is on a little known learning technique developed by Bulgarian doctor, Dr Georgi Lozanov. Dr Georgi Lozanov was a Bulgarian medical doctor who specialised in psychiatry and psychotherapy. He had a passion for understanding how human beings learn, which led him to travel around the world to examine examples of super memory and…