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The Lasting Power of Handwriting in a Digital Age

The Vanishing Art of Pen and Paper In coffee shops and classrooms across the world, the soft scratch of pen on paper has largely given way to the rhythmic tapping of keyboards. Children navigate iPads before they can tie their shoes, and adults conduct entire workdays without touching a pen. This shift toward digital efficiency […]

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The Brakes of Learning: Metacognitive Management in Action

John Reed, former chairman of Citigroup, once posed a deceptively simple question: Why does a car have brakes? The obvious answer, that is, to stop the car. However, Reed pointed out that brakes exist not merely to halt motion, but to enable speed. By providing safety and control, brakes allow drivers to accelerate with confidence,

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Standing Up for Your Brain: The Real Difference Between Sitting and Standing

A few years ago, I bought a standing desk. I had visions of myself powering through work like a productivity machine. I’d read that standing was better for my back, burned more calories, and maybe just maybe would make me sharper. The first day, I stood tall, feeling virtuous. The second day, my legs complained.

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Equipping Kids with Exceptional Life Skills Using Elucidation

Explore the transformative power of elucidation for kids with Dr. Wallace Panlilio II, Educator and Author of “Wisest Learners.” Discover effective methods to answer children’s questions that nurture curiosity and the pursuit of knowledge. Join us as Dr. Panlilio II discusses the concept of elucidation for parents and educators.

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Empowering Your Homeschooler: Insights from Dr. Wallace | Hooked On Homeschool

In today’s episode of Hooked On Homeschool, I’m exicted to welcome Dr. Wallace, the co-author of “Wisest Learners: Unlock the Secrets to Your Child’s Academic Success.” This episode dives into the heart of effective learning strategies and innovative techniques crucial for elevating your child’s educational journey. Dr. Wallace brings a wealth of expertise in online learning and pioneering educational methods to the table. As homeschooling parents, we have the significant responsibility of guiding our children towards success, and Dr. Wallace is here to illuminate that path with us. Join us as we explore how to empower our children’s academic pursuits.

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Conquering Test Anxiety w/ Wallace Panlilio II, Ph.D & Artyom Zinchenko, PhD

In this episode, titled “Conquering Test Anxiety,” we have two extraordinary guests joining us. First up is Dr. Wallace Panlilio II, an educational psychologist, headmaster of 14 years, and chief mentor officer who has witnessed firsthand the benefits of moving away from traditional testing methods in favor of project-based assessments. Alongside him is cognitive neuroscientist Dr. Artyom Zinchenko, whose expertise enriches our conversation on the need for a profound understanding of material and providing strategies to ease the test-taking jitters, particularly for our female students.

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Navigating Childhood Procrastination: A Parent’s Guide to Understanding and Overcoming Delays in Learning

Procrastination, often perceived as a lapse in self-regulation, is characterized by postponing tasks despite knowing the potential negative consequences. The insightful words of Edward Young, an English poet renowned for his reflective works, ‘procrastination is the thief of time’ (Young, 1854), elegantly capture the essence of this habit, originating from the Latin ‘pro’ (for) and

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