How People Learn II
A National Academies consensus report synthesizing research on learning across motivation, context, culture, prior knowledge, and the life span.
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A National Academies consensus report synthesizing research on learning across motivation, context, culture, prior knowledge, and the life span.
A 2014 PNAS meta-analysis comparing active learning with traditional lecturing across undergraduate STEM courses.
Five studies showing that knowledge of an outcome can change how people evaluate the quality of a prior decision even when the decision maker had the same information at the time.
A National Academies consensus report on how replication, measurement, research design, and uncertainty affect confidence in scientific results.
The IPCC AR6 framework for communicating confidence from evidence and agreement separately from probabilistic likelihood.
A randomized controlled trial in startups testing whether explicit hypotheses and rigorous market tests improve entrepreneurial decision making.
An American Economic Review study estimating that returns to schooling in its Norwegian setting reflect both productivity and labor-market signaling.
A 2025 PNAS field experiment showing that unrestricted GPT-4 access improved assisted practice performance but reduced later unaided performance, while tutor guardrails largely mitigated the harm.
A 2025 randomized crossover study in introductory college physics reporting higher short-term learning gains and engagement with a carefully scaffolded AI tutor.