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2/20 Neurodivergent Study Skills

It’s that time again! We’re thrilled to welcome back Dr. Bridget M. Hard — one of Duke’s most beloved Psychology professors — for her annual session on the science of memory and learning.


Dr. Hard’s teaching on memorization has helped countless students rethink how they study, recall, and actually retain information — especially those whose brains don’t follow traditional learning rules.


We’ll explore:

  • How attention, emotion, and context shape memory formation

  • Why spaced repetition and retrieval practice work better than re-reading

  • The neuroscience of working memory — and what goes wrong under stress or fatigue

  • Memory challenges unique to ADHD, concussion recovery, chronic illness, and dysautonomia

  • Simple, proven techniques to strengthen recall and reduce study burnout



 
 

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