Gaining knowledge about my brain - ,,It was like reading error codes on a printer and actually knowing what the error codes meant!”
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Forget trying harder—ADHD brains need to try differently. Jessica McCabe shares tools and insights to help you focus, manage time, and build habits that work for your brain, not against it. A practical and affirming guide to navigating life with ADHD.
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Reading Books Is Like Changing Your Past
- Gaining knowledge isn’t the only reason we have to read books.
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Constraints to Reading
Daniel Willingham, a cognitive scientist, deconstructed the process of reading and the constraints we face when doing so such as:
- Not knowing much about the topic (therefore not fully comprehending what the individual is reading);
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