Cracking the Learning Code: The Science That is Transforming How the World Learns, Motivates and Changes Behaviors

by Jw Wilson

“Most of the problems in our world start with our outdated and inefficient learning systems. The Learning Code opens our eyes to what went wrong and how to use the latest science to fix things. This research is a game-changer. -Robert KiyosakiBEST SELLING AUTHOR – RICH DAD POOR DADDiscover A New Scientific Approach That is Transforming How the World Learns and Changes Behaviors. Cracking the Learning Code is a disruptive book that will transform your beliefs on how you learn and change behaviors to reach your goals and live the life of your dreams. It takes a deep dive into how our outdated learning strategies prevent us from living up to our own expectations.Based on over thirty years of research into the science of learning, motivation, and behavioral change, this book’s purpose is to change the way we look at how the world learns.Accelerating your ability to learn allows you to live a more joyful, fulfilled, and meaningful life. Plus, you can make a more dramatic impact on your work and the world. Cracking the Learning Code’s cutting-edge scientific approach allows you to rapidly log information into your long-term memory so it is more easily retained and recalled. It is 725 pages of the world’s most comprehensive reference source available that unravels the mystery behind how we actually learn, remember and change.In this easy-to-read book, once a broader view of a topic is presented, you have a choice to either skip to the next topic, or you can read deeper to gain a more in-depth view of the science behind learning.This way, you can learn at your own pace and continue to refer to Cracking the Learning Code as the ultimate reference guide to this new understanding of how we learn and change behaviors.Cracking the Learning Code is the ultimate reference source for understanding how we learn.Cracking The Learning Code reveals the simple fact that we are designed with the biological capacity to transform ourselves and the world for the better quickly. It offers an in-depth perspective on how outdated learning and educational strategies have created a world floundering in problems and why so many of us are not living up to our own expectations. It is based on over thirty years of research into the science of learning, motivation, and behavioral change. Its goal is to help you accelerate the speed at which you learn to live a more joyful, fulfilled, and meaningful life. And if you so choose, use this more scientific approach to make a greater impact on your work and the world.You Don’t Have to Read Every Page.We took a unique approach so you can quickly comprehend this fascinating knowledge. You don’t have to read every page of this book. Once a general understanding of a topic is presented, you will see a special icon. It will alert you when a chapter starts to go deeper into the science. Here you have a choice. You can either “Fast Forward” past that section if you feel you have enough understanding to satisfy your needs, or you can choose to “Dive Deeper” if you desire a more in-depth understanding. This approach allows you to come back and revisit any topic if you decide you want more depth. Our goal is to have all this learning science in one comprehensive source to refer to it as your needs demand.In this book, you will learn Meaning is the Holy Grail of learning.

935 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 28, 2021

Reviews

[Cassie Kelley · Rating 4 out of 5]

Most people know that today’s school systems aren’t the best they can be, but few have looked into the exact reasons why. In this book, the author peels back the layers of our biological learning capacities to reveal just why the school system is not only not teaching us what we need, but also why it could be damaging our ability to learn in the first place.

Using modern examples of research as well as looking into previous studies that focused on neurology and biology, the author shows how the modern way of forcing knowledge into a student’s brain to make them do what you want is not working. Even corporations use the schools’ tactics, and then everybody wonders why it is having little positive effect. Perhaps it is time to truly consider how to improve the learning experience, and knowing about the learning code may be a great first step in building a better system.

Though I found many good points in this book, I will admit that it has an evolutionary bias. Those sections are tedious and fuels denial that there is an ultimate, intelligent Creator, while using terms that make evolution seem like an intelligent creator. You can’t have it both ways. But besides that, this book is a great look into the processes of learning and the coded way that God has wired different people to learn differently. If you want to learn more about the processes of learning, this is the book for you.

[Sam Pepin · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the encyclopedia of learning—a truly remarkable and transformative work. Drawing on over 30 years of research, JW Wilson challenges traditional education paradigms while providing deeply insightful and innovative strategies for modern learning.

The book’s strength lies in its foundation of biology and neuroscience, which makes it a more advanced and intellectually rigorous read. Its professional tone and vocabulary reflect the depth of the subject matter, offering a thorough exploration of the principles needed to align educational practices with the brain’s natural learning processes.

Cracking the Learning Code is one of my favorite books on learning, period. It transcends being a mere guide and becomes a timeless reference on modern education in an ever-changing world. This is not just a book—it’s a paradigm shift that will stand the test of time for anyone passionate about learning and behavioral change.

[Todd Eichorn · Rating 5 out of 5]

Cracking the learning code should be a textbook taught in high school. There are so many bits of information about the human mind that I was astounded to learn. It gave me a better understanding of my brain and how it works as well as the mind of my son’s. It’s one of those books like Meditations by Marcus Aurelius. You can just open up to any page and find something beneficial, inspiring and useful that can apply to your life. I also enjoyed the author’s style of writing…. direct but personable, informative but not boring and complex but easily understood. If you want to understand how our brains work optimally for you and your children then read this book. It’s brilliant!