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What 21st Century Science Says About Memorable Learning Experience At Work

Thinkdom

Here are a few theories that can help: Cognitive Load Theory,: Also known as the theory of “limited capacity”, cognitive load theory suggests that learners must get rid of unneeded cognitive load to efficiently learn & process new information. So, how does one put that into practice while developing training modules?

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How to make brain-friendly learning that sticks (Expert interview)

Elucidat

What does it take to make brain-friendly learning? Stella offers six key ways you can work with the brain to help make learning stick, all wrapped up in the useful (and brain friendly) acronym: LEARNS. Learning design: meet brain science. In the past, a lot of people have had theories and models about how to teach.

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Improving Instructional Design with Images, Illustrations, and Animation

eLearningMind

You’ve probably heard that the human brain processes images 60,000 times faster than text. Perhaps you even know that MIT found that the brain could recognize images in as little as 13 milliseconds—literally in the blink of an eye. But do you know why brains love images over other forms of information? Photographs.

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Visual Learning Statistics

Ed App

In social sciences, a paradigmatic division between oral and visual cultures has been supported for many years. Being smart often means being book-smart and while the text is a part of visual culture and a great learning tool, we tend to forget, that there are better ways of learning.

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2 Things Good Leaders Do to Create a Great Workplace

Infopro Learning

In our current 2016 jargon, this also is called striving for a “culture of employee engagement.” ” Articles and books abound in providing theories, research results and outcomes on productivity and profitability, motivating us to put certain practices into place. We all want to work in a great place. Not really.

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Are Learning Styles a Myth? Challenging Assumptions About How People Learn Best

Maestro

Either way, the concept of learning styles is deeply embedded in our culture—but in the learning space, it’s a highly debated topic. The theory behind learning styles is that it’s beneficial to account for an individual’s preferred learning styles when providing instruction or training. How do we know if they even exist?

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Bringing the magic of Canva to your EdApp microlessons

Ed App

This has been backed by a collection of learning theories throughout history. The learning theory of Cognitivism, for example, was one of the first to acknowledge that different learners process and encode information in different ways, paving the way for more dynamic ways of successfully absorbing and applying information in the future.

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