Learning is a cumulative process, meaning the more you learn about a particular aspect of life, the more you know in principle about it. Trial and error is a method of learning where you get something wrong until you get it right. This is a learning Curve. You learn to remember all aspects of what went wrong and remember how to do it right, effectively learning and remembering it for future similar encounters. See learning and memory.
Meet some of New Zealand's unique fauna, including endemic insects, frogs, reptiles, birds, and mammals, and investigate why many have such distinctive features. You'll also find out about why there are so few native mammals and the impact of introduced pests on the unique natural ecosystems...
Human intelligence provided the means to utilize abstract ideas and implement reasoning. This tutorial takes a further look at the brain and the capabilities of it to be used to human advantage in daily life...
This lesson explores the impact of biosecurity threats, and why they need to be identified and managed. Examples to include are cases of the bacterium PSA causing disease on kiwifruits, myrtle rust, and biological control...
Meet the colorful takahē, an extremely rare flightless bird. Find out more about its unique features and why they matter (adaptation). You'll also learn what a genetic bottleneck is, and how genetic bottlenecks affect conservation...
Find out more about New Zealand's unique biodiversity by exploring a range of different ecosystems and the key role of some endemic species in these ecosystems...
Human consciousness and behavior are an interesting topic since they are determined and controlled by the brain. Consciousness can be defined by behavior or by electrical pattern of brain activity. Read this tutorial to learn about brain activities, such as sleep, attention, emotion, motivation, consciousness disorders, learning, and memory...
