The Danny Hatcher Podcast

Rog is not a morning person.

Leigh got himself into some trouble

A cyborg learning he is different.

Will Dakota submit in time for Professor Poppy?

Leigh's story of writing blog posts.

Tiago has made significant contributions, helping people manage their notes, but his recent AI overview was too shallow for me.

My experience through the rise and fall of study YouTube.

Study YouTube made me judge my academic performance, how I learn, what I do, how I work, and most significant to me, it challenged my degrees, the last 5 years of my life.

This episode explores the way educational science seems to be communicated over the internet.

I disagree with some common advice shared and express my opinions why.

This episode explores the way educational science seems to be communicated over the internet.

I disagree with some common advice shared and express my opinions why.

This episode explores Bloom's taxonomy, stages of learning and the application of natural learning into the guidelines shared online.

I disagree with some common advice shared and express my opinions why.

I explore how psychology and social science can be helpful in our learning if we use the frameworks, and theories suggested rather than following blanket advice.

I explore Extended cognition and how it can be thought about in terms of building a second brain and learning.

I explore self-determination theory and how it may motivate but also hinder learning. I also discuss a brewing discussion in skill acquisition over the theory behind decision making in sport.

I explore how cognitive load theory is a foundation of learning and how we can look to help or hinder our own learning environment. I also explore how it could be at the base of many techniques, tips, and tricks shared about productivity.

I explore how machine learning and human learning are similar and different combining that with a bayesian model to thinking and how they can be related to cognitive load theory and misconceptions to help our learning.

Illustrating concepts, learning environment constraints and a complete change in the research field are all discussed alongside some critical thoughts on some online learning tools.

I cover the changes that happened over the Christmas and New years period, my plan of research and information dissemination in 2022, and cover 4 podcast points covering changing minds, removing the poison from our minds, gamifying learning, and burnout v boreout.

Retrieval practice, also known as active recall, is a popular conversation that I want to add some evidence to alongside its role in learning and memory for various contexts.

A brief 2021 review with plans for 2022 is also discussed later in the episode.

Repeatable research is great but we need more nitty-gritty research to be explored. Talent development and learning science is explored through the lens of sports coaching.

Psychological safety, constraints and affordances, and linear vs non-linear pedagogy all create learning environments that can help or hinder our likelihood of learning. Misconceptions could be used to create different perceptions of knowledge encouraging us to learn.

Sharing a learning technique is useless to most people without context. Educational science is more than tips, tricks, and hacks to remember information. Knowledge, understanding, and decision making are multifaceted elements in learning that many learning techniques overlook. This is a discussion that further explores these statements. 

Lingo and Jargon in fields of research and areas of conversation make learning harder for the majority of people. There is a time and place for complex terms, and this conversation covers some of the benefits and limitations of exploring words for deeper understanding.

In this conversation, I explore how our learning environment can influence curiosity, scepticism, cognitive load and therefore impact our depth of understanding considering memory and other learning techniques like spaced repetition and active recall.

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