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Descriptions<\/h2>\n

Learning How To Learn with the REAL Learning Process Path, I<\/span> developed this course, \u2018Learning How to Learn with the REAL Learning Process Path\u2019 to support school and adult learners, as part of my intervention process, but this course WILL HELP YOU TOO! I<\/span>\u2018ve<\/span> used my knowledge and experience of working with school and adult learners over more than two decades and combined it into a powerful 6-Step Process. But every lecture\/video that unpacks the 6 processes can be backed up with the science of learning. So<\/span> I know this course will be helpful to you. It\u2019<\/span>s not just a collection of random study tips and hacks. It\u2019<\/span>s a step-by-step REAL Learning Process to become a better and more self-regulated learner.<\/p>\n

We<\/span> all<\/span> need<\/span> to learn to think and learn better to cope in a world that\u2019s changing faster than we can often keep up with. Do you know that as a learner today, you\u2019ll have to deal with more disruption, challenges, and new problems, than your parents and grandparents? But, even if you can\u2019t predict the future, you can prepare for it. Change<\/span>,<\/span> disruption<\/span>, and new problems can push you out of your comfort zone. The COVID pandemic, for example, forced adults and schoolchildren to move out of their comfort zones in various ways. Thousands of learners all over the world are still struggling with the transition between online and in-person learning. I<\/span>\u2018ve<\/span> worked<\/span> with school and adult learners, as an occupational therapist, for more than two decades (as part of my working career). I\u2019ve experienced an increase in the lack of thinking skills (and metacognition); learning skills; and executive function skills in learners for twenty years. And the COVID-19 pandemic has increased these problems.<\/p>\n

What you\u2019ll learn<\/h3>\n