“Education is a much larger, and a much more comprehensive subject than learning is.” “Learning is the very heart of education.” Mortimer Adler
Adler goes on to discuss how the school system, political system, content taught, etc., are representative of education. Learning is a large component of education. Learning involves different animal and human theories of learning.
Learning also involves different types of learning: intellectual, moral, and emotional learning, for example. The focus here will be on intellectual learning.
Topics or categories that we are investigating ourselves and that perhaps you may find helpful regarding intellectual learning include:
Learning-Studying
Learning Methods, Study Habits & things to Consider When Learning
Stress
Stress seems like an evil villain; perhaps there is another way to view it.
Learned Helplessness
Learned helplessness is looked at as a weakness, a failure. Perhaps another look at it may be worth your time.
Critical Thinking
A key component of learning is critical thinking and clinical reasoning. Below is a series of posts on cognition, critical thinking, and clinical reasoning.