The Science of Learning | Barbara Oakley | TBCY
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S5 E044 Barbara Oakley PhD,
S5 E044 Barbara Oakley PhD, Distinguished Prof of Engg, Oakland Univ; Author, A Mind for Numbers
00:37 - About Barbara Oakley
01:10 - Please share your journey from struggling in math to becoming a professor of engineering. How did it influence your approach to teaching and learning?
04:28 - What are the key concepts you teach in learning “how to learn?”
08:19 - What is the importance of sleep in learning and memory consolidation?
10:28 - Please share your views on the future of education, especially in the post pandemic world, where online learning seems to have taken off.
12:30 - Please share your perspectives on the implications of your research for those individuals who struggle with traditional learning methods.
16:44 - What inspired you to write your book?
21:11 - How does understanding the brain's neural mechanisms help someone to learn more effectively?
23:10 - How can “chunking” help us understand complex ideas more effectively?
25:01 - Can you share some thoughts for adults who might be intimidated to go back to school?
27:14 - Could you discuss the concept of career reinvention and how it relates to lifelong learning?
In this captivating episode, Dr. Barbara Oakley, a distinguished professor of Engineering at Oakland University takes us on a journey from her struggles with math to becoming a renowned expert in learning how to learn effectively.
She discusses the importance of understanding the brain's neural mechanisms, the power of chunking, and the impact of sleep on memory consolidation. Tune in to this enriching conversation filled with valuable knowledge and inspiration.
About Barbara Oakley-
-Dr. Oakley is a distinguished Professor of Engineering at Oakland University.
-She is Michigan Distinguished Professor of the year.
-Dr. Oakley is an author of a book titled, “A Mind for Numbers,” which has sold over a million copies worldwide.
-She has also been recognized as a distinguished military scholar.
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00:37 - About Barbara Oakley
01:10 - Please share your journey from struggling in math to becoming a professor of engineering. How did it influence your approach to teaching and learning?
04:28 - What are the key concepts you teach in learning “how to learn?”
08:19 - What is the importance of sleep in learning and memory consolidation?
10:28 - Please share your views on the future of education, especially in the post pandemic world, where online learning seems to have taken off.
12:30 - Please share your perspectives on the implications of your research for those individuals who struggle with traditional learning methods.
16:44 - What inspired you to write your book?
21:11 - How does understanding the brain's neural mechanisms help someone to learn more effectively?
23:10 - How can “chunking” help us understand complex ideas more effectively?
25:01 - Can you share some thoughts for adults who might be intimidated to go back to school?
27:14 - Could you discuss the concept of career reinvention and how it relates to lifelong learning?
In this captivating episode, Dr. Barbara Oakley, a distinguished professor of Engineering at Oakland University takes us on a journey from her struggles with math to becoming a renowned expert in learning how to learn effectively.
She discusses the importance of understanding the brain's neural mechanisms, the power of chunking, and the impact of sleep on memory consolidation. Tune in to this enriching conversation filled with valuable knowledge and inspiration.
About Barbara Oakley-
-Dr. Oakley is a distinguished Professor of Engineering at Oakland University.
-She is Michigan Distinguished Professor of the year.
-Dr. Oakley is an author of a book titled, “A Mind for Numbers,” which has sold over a million copies worldwide.
-She has also been recognized as a distinguished military scholar.
Enjoyed this podcast?
If you learned new insights into neuroscience and learning, subscribe and share it with friends!
Love to give us 5 stars? ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you do, we'd love a review from you. Help us reach more people to keep them in the know as we talk to leaders, high achievers, and thought leaders from diverse backgrounds and nationalities. Excellence can come from anywhere; stay in the know, and hear from emergent high achievers and gurus.
Stay updated with what’s shaping the world today through the latest The Brand Called You Podcast episode. Follow us on iTunes, Spotify, and Anchor.fm.
You can find us at:
Website: www.tbcy.in
Instagram: http://bit.ly/3HO7N06
Facebook:http://bit.ly/3YzJOaD
Twitter: http://bit.ly/3wMBOXK
LinkedIn: LinkedIn: tbcy
YouTube: http://bit.ly/3jmBqfq
Chingari: https://chingari.io/tbcypodcast
Moj:http://bit.ly/3wOrmPv
Josh: http://bit.ly/3WWP0nB
Thanks for listening!
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