Our curriculum designers share what goes into creating a Duolingo language course.| Duolingo Blog
Here’s how we used learning science to design our new grammar-focused teaching tool!| Duolingo Blog
One of the merits of Sandor Agócs’ The troubled origins of the Italian Catholic Labor Movement (1988) is located on the question of Thomism during the rise of a national industrialization and the new centrality of the worker. This is a question that informs the very genesis of modern political thought, so I want to […]| Infrapolitical Reflections
The investigational therapy CS1 led to beneficial changes in for people with pulmonary arterial hypertension in a Phase 2a clinical trial.| Pulmonary Hypertension News
For these Duolingo learners, a love for BTS inspired them to start learning Korean!| Duolingo Blog
Duolingo is improving its teaching skills every day. Here are all of the ways we got smarter about teaching grammar.| Duolingo Blog
Being efficient is not half as effective as conventional management would like to think.| Paul Taylor
Get to know our machine learning model—and how it improves the learner experience!| Duolingo Blog
Learning a new language takes practice and patience. Duolingo teaching experts share their favorite tips for learning a new language.| Duolingo Blog
How you learn new information influences how you can use it later. Here's what the science says about implicit and explicit learning techniques.| Duolingo Blog
Are you making some of the most common mistakes in English? Here are the top 5 errors English learners make, and how to avoid them in the future!| Duolingo Blog
Learning a new language is as tough as it is fun, but some people make it look so easy! Are some people just better at languages? The answer is complicated.| Duolingo Blog
New research from Baycrest and York University reveals that the process of learning a new language improves cognitive function.| Duolingo Blog
Duolingo courses begin with words and phrases, right from the start. It's called the communicative method, and here's the research behind it.| Duolingo Blog
Language learners are constantly studying new words and grammar—but how much is too much? Here's the science behind the ideal amount of difficulty.| Duolingo Blog
The Duolingo streak was designed with habit-building in mind. Learn about the research behind one of Duolingo's key features.| Duolingo Blog
Did you know that Korean used to be written from top to bottom? Here are four other fun facts about the Hangul writing system!| Duolingo Blog
Learn more about how Duolingo teaches Japanese, Korean, and other Asian languages.| Duolingo Blog
Duolingo teaching experts explain what you can learn from silly sentences.| Duolingo Blog
Cushing’s disease surgery eases symptoms and improves heart health more effectively than medication, though problems can remain, per a study.| Cushing's Disease News
Duolingo's teaching experts share how "exposure" and "need" partner to help you learn smarter.| Duolingo Blog
DuoRadio brings you short, interactive listening lessons to help you tune your ear! Join your favorite Duolingo characters for their fun (and often wacky) mini podcasts.| Duolingo Blog
We’ve got the tools to teach you Cyrillic, Hangeul, and eight other writing systems!| Duolingo Blog
Japanese has 3 different writing systems that are used for different kinds of words. It's a lot to learn! Here's how to learn to read in Japanese.| Duolingo Blog
Duolingo experts share tips for learning to read in a new language and reveal the latest Duolingo reading features.| Duolingo Blog
Take a quick tour of all of the learning and gamification features that help you reach your language goals on Duolingo!| Duolingo Blog
One of the most effective ways to empower students is by building their self-efficacy—students’ belief in their own ability to achieve specific goals. A core building block of student efficacy is Teacher Clarity, the foundation upon which students gain a clear understanding of what they are expected to learn, how to reach those expectations, and […] The post Building Student Efficacy Through Teacher Clarity and Formative Feedback first appeared on Center for Excellence.| Center for Excellence
Your Duolingo Score measures how much of the course you've completed so you can track your progress. Here's how it works!| Duolingo Blog
Under-the-skin injections worked better in trial than the approved Leqembi formulation in clearing harmful amyloid plaques in Alzheimer's.| Alzheimer's News Today
Educators may need to spend some of the summer catching up with the latest AI tools that have been announced by big tech companies in recent weeks, ...| EdSurge
You have to study to learn—but what's the best way to review information? Here's what the science says about how to review.| Duolingo Blog
