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Spaced Retrieval, Retrieval Practice, and Knowledge Guru: What Research Tells Us

Knowledge Guru

Retrieval Practice alone can provide improved recall performance by as much as 10-20%. [2] 2] When combined with Spaced Retrieval the effect is multiplied. Spaced Retrieval helps learners retain access to memorized information over long periods of time because the spacing promotes deeper processing of the learned material.

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6 interactive whiteboard tips

Learning with e's

I promised six things teachers should consider if they wish to optimise the IWB in their classrooms: Firstly, it's important that IWBs are optimally positioned within learning spaces. Managers need to win the hearts and minds of teachers if they wish to see IWBs successfully adopted into everyday practice (Wheeler and Winter, 2005).

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Keynote Resources from #LUC2017

Kapp Notes

Do you punish failure in your learning design or do you allow and encourage the freedom to fail? Learners will explore and examine causes and effects if they know it’s OK to fail. In many cases, they will learn as much from seeing the consequences of their failure as they will from a correct answer. White, R.W.

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4 Reasons Companies Should Adopt Mobile Learning…Are You Missing the Boat?

SHIFT eLearning

However, mLearning goes beyond simply using technology to deliver content to mobile devices; it is about knowing how to successfully operate across new and ever changing contexts and learning spaces. It''s about understanding how to use everyday life situations for learning. 3) Mobile learning saves time.

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How to Use Spaced Practice to Support Memory in Job Training

Convergence Training

That’s spaced practice. That use of spaced practice to reduce or reverse forgetting is known by a number of names, including: Spaced practice. Spacing learning. Spaced learning. The spacing effect. Distributed practice. Good old-fashioned refresher training.