User:Murli Khairnar/Learnology: The science of learning

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Learnology: The science of learning ... The term Learnology was first coined by an eminint British Educationist Patricia Broadfoot. In one of her addresses to the educating community, she stressed the need for a new science learnology. As the knowledge keeps changing fast, many teachers find it difficult to cope with the new changes. To counter this problem, we should work on the science of learning, so that students can learn new changes on their own. She deliberated on the subject at quite length, but I shall add her contents later on.

Murli Khairnar, myself has been working on the same subject since 2003. I do help students in their learning problems. With this active field knowledge of ten years, I now feel the need to write a scientific paper on what I find in this branch of educational science.

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[www.springerlink.com/index/unp20p0q770w4257.pdf]