Why Do Good Reporters Write Bad Articles About Successful Young People?
When I was in high school, I started a web consulting business with my good friend Michael Simmons. Naturally, it attracted some press. Here’s a … Read more
Looking for a Courageous Volunteer
I’m looking for a courageous volunteer to help all of us here at Study Hacks better understand the reality of trying to deploy advanced study … Read more
The Science of Studying
The August issue of Current Directions in Psychological Science contains an interesting article titled: Increasing Retention Without Increasing Study Time (available free). It’s written by … Read more
Around the Web: Introducing Scholastici.us
I was pleased to recently discover Gideon Addington’s excellent academic productivity blog Scholastici.us. (Notice, this blog used to be called Study Hack, and was located … Read more
Monday Master Class: Back to School Advice You Won’t Find in Your Freshman Handbook
Late summer is the season of back to school advice. Nowhere is this more true than in the blogging community. Post after post slops full … Read more
Unconventional SAT Prep: What I’ve Learned So Far…
Based on the initial responses to my call for unconventional SAT prep strategies, I have extracted a couple early insights. I still want to hear … Read more
Wish Me Luck…
I’m heading down to New York tomorrow to tape a bunch of TV and radio appearances about the best technologies for the back to school … Read more
Monday Master Class: Never Be Hungry
What Exercise Habits Reveal About Productivity I was a varsity athlete through high school and into my first year of college. Because of this, I’m … Read more
