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We welcome pitches that bring a specific, well-framed question about learning design, practice, memory, teaching or feedback into focus. A strong proposal tells us what readers will understand differently and why the subject suits Lasting Training Guide.

What makes a good pitch

Send a concise outline with a working title, the central idea, the intended reader and the main points you would develop. Explain what makes the angle distinct from familiar general advice. Practical examples are welcome when they can be discussed responsibly without claiming that one approach works for everyone.

Useful boundaries

We are interested in clear explanations and considered comparisons, not miracle claims, disguised promotion or unsupported guarantees about learning outcomes. Disclose relevant interests and identify any sources or expertise the proposed piece would rely on. Do not include confidential material.

How to propose an article

Use the Contact page and choose the editorial question option to send your proposal. A pitch is not a commission, and we may ask for changes to scope or framing before considering a piece for publication.