Affiliation:
1. Christ University, India
2. PSG College of Arts and Science, India
Abstract
It takes more than just passive information consumption to meet the expectations of higher education. This chapter delves into the efficacy of cognitive learning processes, providing students with useful tools to improve their understanding, memory, and critical thinking abilities. The authors enable learners to actively engage with information, develop deeper comprehension, and attain academic greatness by exploring evidence-based tactics such as interleaving, spaced retrieval, and elaboration. The authors also discuss common issues that students in higher education encounter, like information overload and procrastination, and offer solutions to help students get past these obstacles and maximize their educational opportunities. Lastly, the authors stress the value of metacognition and exhort students to evaluate their own learning experiences and modify their approach as necessary. The purpose of this chapter is to help as an invaluable means for both educators and students, fostering a culture of empowered learning in higher education