The best meta-learning resource I've found, full of research-based strategies for students, teachers, and life-long learners. It's written accessibly and with anecdotes to break up any tedious exposition. Methods and practices are often brought up multiple times throughout the book, due to their connected nature.
A potent summary of things to keep in mind if you want learning to last. Although if you're familiar with the theories of spaced repetition, elaboration, testing effects etc., this can easily be skipped.
It's worth a listen to understand what is the recent understanding on how we learn.
Useful book - translates research on study skills into stories that model and demonstrate application of the principles of spaced repetition, interleaving, and the importance of retrieval of information through testing. This really got me thinking about how I can apply these principles to my ELA curriculums by building a system of quizzing and benchmarks that reinforce key comprehension and writing skills and literary concepts.
