Today Filip Raes shared these 6 tweets with the world – and I helped him with some of them:
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Students who take notes on laptops perform worse than students who take notes longhand. "The Pen Is Mightier Than the Keyboard." pic.twitter.com/JijK6mGESt— Filip Raes (@raziraes) September 25, 2018
4/6@GrahamCLDavey: "Students with a consumer mindset do less well! Remember students, you're buying an "opportunity" to learn, not buying a degree!"
A higher consumer orientation in students is associated with lower performance. pic.twitter.com/HfwT28ey1i
— Filip Raes (@raziraes) September 25, 2018
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Students sitting on rows near the front during class perform better in examinations. Again, not just correlational evidence: "When students are randomly assigned seating location those seated towards the front achieve higher grades."via @thebandb pic.twitter.com/sAADFeMSGz
— Filip Raes (@raziraes) September 25, 2018
From experience to meaning... 
[…] Het is niet helemaal nieuw en uit eigen onderzoek blijkt het ook geen slecht idee te zijn, maar het toont wel een belangrijke evolutie – weer – aan. Kijk ook naar de zes onderzoeken die Filip Raes (en ikzelf) verzamelden met tips voor studenten die …. […]