A good place to start
Study habits 7 min read
Education & everyday learning
A little curiosity.
A lot to explore.
Thoughtful reads on studying, teaching and thinking a little differently. Good ideas for classrooms, kitchen tables and everyday life.
Find your next readTake a moment. Follow a question. See where it leads.
A study routine you
For learners.For teachers.For anyone who likes a good question.
From the journal
Something worth
thinking about.
Pick a subject that catches your eye.
Leave with a question of your own.
6 stories
A study routine you can actually keep
Make a little room for learning with one clear task, a familiar place and a plan for the next step.
Read the storyBetter questions, better classroom conversations
A few ways to make room for explanation, different perspectives and the question nobody has asked yet.
Read the storyMake reading part of the day
A reading habit can begin with a short piece, a bit of choice and something you want to talk about.
Read the storyWhat a blank page can teach us
Leave a little room for making, changing your mind and finding a different way to explain an idea.
Read the storyUse a screen with a clear purpose
Start with what you want to learn, then decide where a digital tool belongs in the task.
Read the storyTake learning beyond the classroom
Ordinary places offer plenty to notice: a pattern, an unfamiliar word or a question worth following.
Read the storyA different question, perhaps?
No stories match that search. Try a shorter phrase or choose another topic.
Follow your curiosity
Where would you
like to begin?
There is more than one way into a new idea.
A small idea to take with you
What did you notice today that you might have missed yesterday?
Try it on your next walk, in a lesson
or over a conversation at home.