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How learning happens. My biggest takeaway is just because you’re engaged doesn’t mean you’re learning anything. Schools and teachers often mistake engagement for learning.

A great thread summing up the salient points regarding the most recent analysis on morphological instruction.

I truly ❤️ these word webs. While it shouldn't have surprised me but anniversary did. Follow Sounds & Syllables and you might learn something every Monday.

Such a great micro lesson about Cognitive load theory and the difference between how a novice and an expert problem solve. Nidhi Sachdeva, PhD

This is such a great share. Thank you to Nidhi Sachdeva, PhD researchED Canada Jim Hewitt for providing such great information.

Another great resource about cognitive load and its implications for teachers.

I'm so happy this is the bestselling Canadian Kids book nationwide. As an OG tutor, I give this book to my students for Christmas. They ❤️ this book and end up buying the series. David A. Robertson

I love how counterintuitive this is. We need to forget to learn through retrieval practice. This is why spaced retrieval practice is so important. Thank you for sharing Carl Hendrick

Novices are not little experts. To expect them to solve a problem without the right tools/knowledge only causes frustration. Learn about How Learning Happens by following Nidhi Sachdeva, PhD Jim Hewitt Carl Hendrick Paul A. Kirschner

Often it is difficult to translate the science into the classroom. This is an extremely helpful thread about why working memory and cognitive load theory matter for our students and how it translates into the classroom.

I'm not sure what the point of The OHRC #RightToRead inquiry was about if Toronto District School Board is recruiting interventionists with Reading Recovery experience. It is not explicit enough to support at risk students. This is to say the least disappointing.

OG Canada is excited to host Nidhi Sachdeva, PhD on Saturday, Nov 16 @ 1pm PST, Understanding Cognitive Load Theory. It's not too late to register! Come join us for an afternoon of learning. og-canada.com/Coming_Events

I have this amazing book edited by Nancy Young Ed.D. & Jan Hasbrouck, Ph.D. I love that it covers the major topics in reading and writing written by subject experts. Each chapter has key points. It is very clearly and well laid out. A DEFINITE must have.

This can't be said enough! I just learned about CLT last year thru ONlit.org Nidhi Sachdeva, PhD Jim Hewitt It changed how I taught reading and writing for the better. I continue to learn from Zach Groshell Carl Hendrick Paul A. Kirschner

Who else is on blue sky? My account is [email protected]. If you have a different name let me know. Thanks

Can’t wait for a great day of learning. Opening remarks with Nidhi Sachdeva, PhD #rEdTO2025

Such a great talk about claims when “Research says” from Anna Stokke #rEDTO2025 Nidhi Sachdeva, PhD

Nicole Charron has a room full with standing attendees!!! researchED Canada #rEDTO25

Paul A. Kirschner Are your ears ringing? We are saying your name over and over again. Miss you so much at researchED Canada Paul W Bennett #rEDTO25

researchED Cambridge, October 25th! Applications to speak now open; tickets available here! eventbrite.com/e/140870751509…