How To Be Brilliant

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Annie Murphy Paul

‘Digital Literacy’ Will Never Replace The Traditional Kind

What We Can Learn from First-Generation College Students

Salman Khan: The New Andrew Carnegie?

Sharpen Your Powers Of Observation

Why Floundering Is Good

Even Drill Sergeants Have To Learn To Be Tough

How To Speak Like A Native

The Secret to Grace Under Pressure

What the Jazz Greats Knew About Creativity

Boosting Memory At Harvard Medical School

Learning To Dance—Just By Watching

Can Education Entrepreneurs Do Well And Do Good?

Do You Speak Klingon?

The Bigger Ball Drops Faster — and Other Myths of Physics

How Actors Remember Their Lines

One key to actors’ superlative memories: words are often intimately connected to actions onstage.

Why We Remember Song Lyrics So Well

Why Morning Routines Are Creativity Killers

How Virtuosos Get So Good

What Your Eyes Say About Who You Are

How Your Dreams Can Make You Smarter

America Needs More Geeks: How to Make Science Cool

Arguing Against the Socratic Method

The Power of Smart Listening

The Protégé Effect

Why Guessing Is Undervalued

The Secret Code Of Learning

Is English Making Us Dyslexic?

In Praise of Tinkering

The Real Learning Curve

How To Be Brilliant

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Annie Murphy Paul is a book author, magazine journalist, consultant and speaker who helps people understand how we learn and how we can do it better.

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