Some friends walk with you for a few pages,
some for a chapter, and a rare few stay
for the whole story.
Those are the friends for life.
Treasure them!
Learning is not the same as exposure.
Information enters through attention, moves through working memory, and is stored in long-term memory.
When working memory is overloaded, learning suffers.
Reduce distractions. Focus on the essentials. Build strong mental connections.
As Daniel Willingham put it:
"Memory is the residue of thought."
The more deeply you think about something, the more likely you are to remember it.
This week's we are producing many Melia volkensii seedlings. It's very delicate and important work. This Melia is indigenous and a important specy in this region both economic as ecological 💚🌳 https://t.co/69Nwx5aW6X