Introduction: Think to yourself and wonder, when was the last time I thoroughly read a book? Books are often forgotten and bear minuscule meaning in modern society. That is what many students believe, but that is simply the case. With rapid, expansive technological growth, books are seen as outdated and boring by many. Instead of actively using their brains to enjoy something, people tend to scroll through their phones or watch a TV series for entertainment. While it may redu

Introduction: Throughout learning English, many speakers tend to focus strictly on the vocabulary and grammar portion of it, and stray off from combining skills with other subjects. For example, try to use new vocabulary and describe a science experiment, or use different phrases to explain a math concept. Overall, learning English is helpful for everyone, but learners can take their skills to the next level by connecting concepts with other subjects. English + Math: At first

Introduction: It’s a common experience for everyone to forget what they ate for breakfast. Even if you constantly remind yourself throughout the day of a certain task you need to complete. You may forget that task within a couple of days or even hours. The brain is complex, with dozens of systems working together. Forgetting may seem like poison, and it hinders our ability to learn and expand upon our knowledge, but forgetting can actually improve neural networks and signific

Introduction: There have been many instances in which we pause while we speak. It may be due to nervousness and a lack of words to say at the moment. The best natural remedy is seen as talking more and improving confidence, but there is one more aspect that remains untreated: listening. Listening builds the brain’s ability to recognize and create patterns when individuals speak. It is similar to a puzzle. It takes time and dedication for the pieces to connect, and learning En