Ten Study Methods That Help You Remember: Research You Can Use for Vocabulary
Read aloud, draw, keep testing after a correct answer, learn at night and review in the morning. Ten memory experiments, from before study to review.
StudyX
StudyX Devlog
The development log of StudyX: app updates, how-to guides, and notes from building mobile software for intelligence.
Furigana in Aozora Bunko: Why Some Books Have So Much More
How Aozora Bunko marks furigana with 《》 and ｜, why the readings follow the printed source edition, and why one story can have more furigana in one version.
How to Play Sugoroku Together in BrainDojo Kids
How the BrainDojo Kids board game works: choosing players and game length, the dice and spaces, the shop and items, the shared challenges and who wins.
Chess Time Controls: Blitz, Rapid and Classical
Where FIDE draws the line between blitz, rapid and longer games, how increments are counted, Fischer and delay modes, and why online sites differ.
Does Sleep Help Memory? What Happens to What You Learned While You Sleep
In a 1924 study, people recalled more than twice as many syllables after sleep as after staying awake. What research shows about sleep and memory since.
Getting Started with Go365: A Tsumego Every Day
New to Go365? The four-page tutorial, choosing 1 to 7 moves, playing on the board as White replies, retries, Review, hints and the daily challenge.
Handprint and Footprint Art: How to Make One with Your Baby
What to prepare, the steps, and how to read paint labels when making baby handprints and footprints, based on EN 71-7 and the CPSC art safety guide.
Solving Sudoku at Night: Dark Mode and Screen Brightness
What research found on dark text on light versus light on dark for reading and eye strain, and how iPhone brightness, Dark Mode and Night Shift work.
Helping With Math at Home: How Much Should Parents Teach?
When math help at home turns into an argument, what is the parent's part? EEF guidance, an NCTM message and research on parents' math anxiety.
Shogi Castles for Beginners: The Mino and Yagura Shapes
What a castle is in shogi, read from the Japan Shogi Association's beginner class diagrams: where the king, golds and silvers sit in the Mino and Yagura.