Academic departments
Contact us and maps
Working here
Alumni
Library
Login
Search
Home
Study here
Campus & city life
Starting here
Research
Business services
News & events
About us
You are here:
Home
|
About us
|
Centre for Lifelong Learning
|
Centre for Real-World Learning
|
Research
About us
Mission and values
Management and governance
Our academic experts
University structure
Charitable status
Schools and colleges
Our history
Our location
Internationalisation
Community and social engagement
Centre for Lifelong Learning
Centre for Real-World Learning
About the Centre for Real-World Learning
Events
Expansive Education Network
News
People profiles
Services
Publications
Research
Partners
The Centre of Religions for Reconciliation and Peace
Theological partnerships
Academic quality
Art at Winchester
Winchester University Press
Catering for life
Environmental sustainability
Universities Week 2012
Research
Research in which we are currently interested includes:
What habits of mind are most conducive to effective learning?
Which aspects of intelligence are expandable?
Which learning techniques work best and how much is this context dependent? What can we learn from expert performers and expert learners?
How can we extract the maximum learning from every hour we spend doing it?
How can we get better at practising?
What’s the role of visualisation in learning?
What kind of inner conversations help learners most?
How can we get better at transferring learning from one situation to another?
What can schools do better?
How can training be improved?
What can families do differently?
See
Services
to find out more about our current research projects