Amarjot on Instagram: "1. Sleep Learning: Using your sleep state to absorb information. When the brain drifts between awake and asleep, it can take in sounds, patterns, or phrases more easily. Example: Falling asleep with a language audio track playing softly, you wake up recognizing words without “studying.” 2. NeuroPriming: Getting the brain into a “super-receptive mode” before learning. This can be done with things like sound waves, short focus exercises, or light stimulation, making it easie

Elisa Nevitt on Instagram: "We have normalized something that is deeply unnatural. We take children who are wired to move, question, build, and explore and place them in rooms where they are expected to sit still, stay quiet, and absorb information on command. We separate learning from real life and then wonder why so many kids are restless, disengaged, anxious, or labeled as problems. Children were not designed for confinement and constant compliance. They were designed to learn through curiosi