For a child in a classroom, paying attention to the teacher means filtering out as many as 30 other students and the dynamics between them, visual or outside distractions, noises, and more.

Motivate yourself at the end of the class with rewards for paying attention (e.g. your favorite latte, $ to your “saving for shoes” account). Inspired by an article by Kelly Roell and studywithkiki.

In the first, they told participants to pay attention to the drawings ... For adults, defining a clear task or goal at the beginning of a class or workshop is important for learning outcomes.

If you found yourself struggling with classes last semester, you’re definitely not alone. Many college students have a hard time staying afloat amid homework, exams, projects, plus everything ...

Parents say school nurses or administrative staff should remotely monitor CGM apps, making sure someone is paying attention even when a student is outside the classroom — such as at recess, in a noisy ...