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Category: Distraction

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More “Multitasking”

Posted on March 12, 2024May 14, 2024 by Dave

Ask people if they are good at multitasking and chances are they’ll say “yes”. Two things to note about this: Any time multiple demands compete for attention (interference) we have…

Posted in Cognitive Science, Distraction, myths, TeachingTagged FEATURED

Minimizing Distractions, Minimizing “Multitasking”

Posted on April 15, 2022April 15, 2022 by Dave

We know multitasking isn’t possible. We know distractions compete for attention, and failure to attend to learning completely derails any hope of future retrieval. In fact, as Michelle Miller states in…

Posted in Cognitive Science, Distraction, Learning, Mindfulness, Teaching, Technology
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Myths of Multitasking

Posted on April 8, 2022December 12, 2022 by Dave

More news in the department of “People are Notoriously Wrong about Themselves”, this time under the subheading of distraction and multitasking. Distractions are not the same as multitasking, but they do…

Posted in Cognitive Science, Distraction, Learning, Mindfulness, myths1 Comment on Myths of Multitasking
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