Not able to learn? Here’s what cognitive science says your notes might be missing
Research in cognitive science suggests that colour quietly shapes how we learn, remember, and focus. Studies show coloured text improves recall by capturing attention, while cool hues like blue and green sharpen concentration by calming the mind. Used systematically, colour helps the brain organise knowledge, turning study material into something memory can hold onto.
Research in cognitive science suggests that colour quietly shapes how we learn, remember, and focus. Studies show coloured text improves recall by capturing attention, while cool hues like blue and green sharpen concentration by calming the mind. Used systematically, colour helps the brain organise knowledge, turning study material into something memory can hold onto. What's Your Reaction?
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