One small, useful piece of knowhow for every day of the year, and a calculator that runs it with your own numbers.
Start week 1 free See the pricesEach day explains one everyday thing in plain words, then lets you try it on your own situation: your electricity rate, your recipe, your training week. Your tries are kept, so you can come back to them.
A short explanation of one useful idea, with its source.
A small calculator or table that works with your own numbers.
Everything you tried, kept for you to look back on.
Every edition is a full year: 52 weekly themes, each with a start-here page, seven days and the weekly ten, a quiz on the week.
Energy, water, percentages, interest, the till slip, the kitchen and much more: the numbers of ordinary life.
Week 1 free Edition twoInteresting numbers and mental-arithmetic tricks, with timed practice rounds that keep your personal best.
Week 1 free Edition threeThe body, the physics of the ball, reading the game, training, kit and the contest, by the numbers.
Week 1 freeLearnSmart4Life is about learning to learn and learning to think, and about teaching both. Everyday Knowhow is where those skills become a daily habit.
One idea a day is spaced practice, and the weekly ten is retrieval practice: two of the best-supported findings in the Evidence Library. Working each idea with your own numbers ties it to your own life. It is the study advice of LearnWell4Life, used every day.
LearnWell4Life Learning to thinkEach day turns an everyday question into a sum you can check yourself, and some weeks are about the numbers that mislead. It is the habit the ThinkWell Practice Gym trains, used on the kettle, the till slip and the scoreboard.
Practice Gym Learning to teachFor a teacher, any day is a ready ten-minute starter with its own calculator and source; for a parent, a day to work through with a child. The Evidence Library explains why short, frequent practice works.
Evidence LibraryWeek 1 free with no account, a pass opening on the spot, a second device, a gift and a class: a minute and a half.
Week 1 of every edition is free to read, with no account: its start-here page, seven days and the weekly ten. Then a pass opens the year. A pass is a code with your email as its key: no account, no password. Buy one for yourself, as a gift, or one for each person in a class.
Week 2 opens the day you first use the pass, then one more each week, so all 52 are open within the year.
Home & LifeNumbersSportAll 52 weeks of the edition open from the day you first use the pass.
Home & LifeNumbersSportHome & Life, Numbers and Sport, all open from the day you first use the pass: 1,095 days.
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