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Mastering the dynamics of learning is an increasingly important skill for students in light of the significant increase in the amount of information that they are required to process.

And while students learn in many different ways, they may not be aware of their own unique learning preferences or how to become adept at all facets of learning.

About Learning offers a variety of free resources for demonstrating how students and can discover these learning dynamics and adapt methods to better address the principles of high quality learning.

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Download our Free E-Book: 4MAT Pure and Simple: Learning About Learning

While learning may be one of the most natural acts in the world, it is not always clear what path teachers should take to impact student’s the most.

So, if you want practical guidelines for improving the dynamics of learning, this simple book will show you the way.

4MAT Pure and Simple: Learning About Learning will introduce one of the most widely used learning frameworks in the world. It includes an open-ended process for understanding and improving the dynamics of learning. It also reveals the different journeys people take along the way and how to cultivate a fuller range of learning skills in the classroom.

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Sample 4MAT Designs K-12

Intro to Geometry

The Constitutional Convention: Download PDF

Time Management (Based on Covey Principle of First Things First)

The Scientific Method

Absolute Monarchs

Right and Left Mode Teaching Traits

One aspect of the 4MAT Model is its use of right and left mode teaching methods.

The 4MAT Design encourages teachers to alternate between using both types of methods to ensure high levels of student involvement and engagement.

Download our Right Mode Teaching Checker to assess how well you are tapping into both the analytical (left mode) and intuitive (right mode) aspects of student learning.