In therapy and in life, meaningful transformation rarely begins with building something new. It begins with un be coming: the ...

There’s something missing from the conversation about lifelong learning. Many of us already know we’ll need to absorb new knowledge and pick up new skills in order to stay competitive in the future ...

Unlearning refers to the intentional act of discarding obsolete knowledge, beliefs, or behaviours which limit one’s ability ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. We share our expertise on leadership, business skills and more. This is because business schools often stick with a more familiar ...

This post is by Christopher Dede, the Timothy E. Wirth professor of learning technologies at the Harvard University Graduate School of Education, and Kim Frumin, a Harvard Innovation Lab Doctoral ...

We love to hail lifelong learners, those stouthearted souls who stay on their growing edges and never let go of their sense of curiosity and adventure, who stick with their passions and purposes come ...

Teachers are increasingly being asked to embrace new ideas and styles of teaching, but schools don't always give their educators time or the mental space to absorb and apply those concepts. That's why ...

We spend a lifetime learning things, yet in today’s ever-changing economy, the amount you “unlearn” can be just as important. Learning doesn’t necessarily mean piling on new knowledge — it also calls ...

Have you ever tried to intentionally forget something you had already learned? You can imagine how difficult it would be. As it turns out, it's also difficult for machine learning (ML) models to ...