In the context of student learnography, a cognitive mistake refers to the errors made during the learning process or problem-solving tasks. Mistakes stem from incorrect reasoning, misunderstandings or misinterpretations of knowledge transfer . These mistakes are a natural part of student cognitive development process, and occur when students engage with new and complex solving materials. Book-to-Brain Learnography: Learning from Mistakes Understand the role of immediate feedback and emotional engagement in helping students overcome cognitive errors and achieve a deeper, more accurate understanding of the learning materials. Here are some examples of cognitive mistakes in learnography: Misconceptions Overgeneralization Memory Errors Faulty Reasoning Ineffective Learning Strategies Learn about the brain's natural mechanisms for processing information and how structured frameworks in learnography enhance learning outcomes by turning m...