# Keith Sawyer
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Robert keith sawyer is an American Psychologist. He is the Morgan Distinguished Professor in Educational Innovations at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is an expert on creativity, innovation and learning.
Why Understanding Requires the Body, Not Just the Mind | Mitch Nathan
We often think of learning as something that happens entirely in the mind. But according to learning scientist Mitchell Nathan, learning is fundamentally grounded in the body. In this episode of The Science of Learning, Dr. Keith Sawyer talks with Mitchell Nathan about embodied cognition—the idea t…
Creativity, Improvisation & Learning to See with DR. KEITH SAWYER
“I've discovered in my studies of creativity in general that creativity is not about starting with a brilliant idea and then following a linear path to an execution of your idea. What I see in art and design is a much more iterative, wandering, exploratory process where the ideas emerge from the ac…
Why You Forget What You Learn — And the Science of Making Learning Stick | Henry Roediger
Why do we forget so much of what we try to learn? Why do techniques like rereading, highlighting, and cramming often fail? And what does cognitive science tell us about how learning really works?
In this episode of The Science of Learning, Keith Sawyer talks with cognitive psychologist Henry Roedi…
How Great Teachers Help Students Figure Things Out for Themselves | Joe Krajcik
How do students learn without the teacher simply giving them the answer?
In this episode of The Science of Learning, Keith Sawyer talks with learning scientist Joe Krajcik about project-based learning, scientific modeling, curiosity, and the role of productive struggle in deep understanding.
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Stick to the Script
Rob Broderick aka ‘Abandoman’ grew up surrounded by classic comedies like Laurel and Hardy, and with a teacher mother who inspired his fascination with wordplay. When Rob discovers freestyle rap as a teenager, all these influences coalesce to inspire him to step into the world of stand up comedy.
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Janet Kolodner: How the Learning Sciences Began
How did the learning sciences become a distinct field of research? What inspired scholars from psychology, education, cognitive science, and artificial intelligence to create an entirely new discipline devoted to understanding how people learn? In this episode of The Science of Learning, host Keith…
Roger Azevedo: Why AI Isn't Enough—The Science of Metacognition and Learning
Artificial intelligence is transforming education—but can an AI tutor really help students learn? In this episode of The Science of Learning, Keith Sawyer talks with learning scientist Roger Azevedo, one of the world's leading researchers in artificial intelligence, metacognition, and self-regulate…
Ep 313: What we can learn from the world's leading art and design schools with Dr Keith Sawyer
Dr Keith Sawyer spent a lot of time inside the world's leading art and design schools. He's a scientist studying creativity. His book Learning to See is a game changer. We talk on episode 313 of The Creative Condition podcast.
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SAF Insights: Scaling SAF in the Business Aviation Sector
Business aviation is moving SAF from early adoption to everyday airport operations, bringing new demands around fuel quality, logistics and customer confidence. In this episode of SAF Insights, Louise Burke (Senior Vice President, Oil Products and Global Aviation and Renewables) speaks with Keith S…
Why Students Learn More When They Fail: Manu Kapur on Productive Failure
What if struggling with a problem before you know how to solve it actually helps you learn? My guest is Manu Kapur, the learning scientist who developed the influential concept of productive failure. His research challenges one of our most common assumptions about teaching: that the best way to hel…
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