Axonify

JULY 24, 2015

You don’t have to be a brain scientist to take advantage of insight into how our brains work. In fact, by applying the right cognitive approaches in the workplace, you can increase learning and retention among your employees, which allows them to be more successful on the job. Read the full article in TD magazine .

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Axonify

JULY 24, 2015

You don’t have to be a brain scientist to take advantage of insight into how our brains work. In fact, by applying the right cognitive approaches in the workplace, you can increase learning and retention among your employees, which allows them to be more successful on the job. Read the full article in TD magazine .

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CLO Magazine

JULY 26, 2016

In case you needed one, here’s another reason to exercise: a July study says mental and physical training can improve how your brain works. As part of the study, adult participants were split into two groups: cognitive training and physical training. Bravetta Hassell is a Chief Learning Officer magazine associate editor.

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CLO Magazine

FEBRUARY 20, 2019

Measures of intelligence, such as the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale, are designed to quantify intelligence by measuring cognitive abilities such as knowledge and abstract reasoning. I refer to this as “cognitive intelligence” because the emphasis is on cognitive processing. Behavioral Intelligence: The Missing Link.

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SHIFT eLearning

SEPTEMBER 2, 2014

There is a simple way to design effective eLearning courses about any subject: brain-based learning. This instructional approach was defined by Hileman in 2006 and has since inspired many “brain compatible designers” — those who seek to understand the principle and reasoning behind their teaching. B: Brain’s Time Clock.

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Kitaboo

SEPTEMBER 15, 2023

Key Benefits of Read Aloud eBooks Maximizes the Reach of Your Content Convenient and Seamless to Use Saves Your Time and Money Provides Increased Possibilities for Customization Increases Literary Skills Enhances Listening and Cognitive Skills Increased Interactivity III. It prepares their brain to perceive and visualize more accurately.

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CLO Magazine

SEPTEMBER 11, 2013

A study examined brain and cognitive changes associated with brain training and found that complex cognitive training significantly improves cognitive brain health. Dallas— Sept.

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CLO Magazine

JANUARY 23, 2020

From a neuroscience of learning perspective, microlearning techniques are targeted at working memory, executive attention and attention span and lead to effective processing in the cognitive skills learning system. Interpersonal and people skills are much more nuanced and complex.

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CLO Magazine

MARCH 2, 2018

Breaking off in the middle of a project leaves the brain stuck circling previous ideas, a phenomenon Leroy calls “attention residue.”. Those lingering thoughts use up important cognitive processing power that can’t be devoted to the new task. Leroy’s work proposes a solution: Aid the brain in transitioning. The Research.

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CLO Magazine

MAY 5, 2021

You created enough mental space for them to recall the ask and hold it in their mind long enough to access it (cognitive win!). They put forth significant cognitive, emotive and behavioral effort to even get to this point. Let’s break down what happens leading up to employees taking that leap of faith. First, they remember it.

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CLO Magazine

JANUARY 7, 2022

Ho Law, a founding member and former chair of the BPS special group in coaching psychology, defines reflection as, “a cognitive process that involves both thinking and feeling about an experience (past or present): From this thinking and feeling, a new consciousness emerges with a new appreciation, understanding and insight about that experience.”.

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CLO Magazine

OCTOBER 5, 2018

By combining several existing lines of research, I theorized that an alignment between an individual’s motivational style and the task incentive will increase cognitive effort, and ultimately learning. The task was similar to a hard skill learning task in the corporate learning space and required cognitive effort (i.e.,

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Learningtogo

NOVEMBER 22, 2016

Since I’m reminding all of you about the benefits of gratitude for your body and brain in another post, I thought I’d take a moment to share what I’m most thankful for this year. Any pet parent will tell you that their emotional and cognitive lives mirror our own. I’m thankful for the love of my life, David.

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Mike Taylor

JULY 27, 2018

I hope your brain is ready for this week’s roundup? No matter what, I think you’ll find some great brain and learning-related knowledge that you’ll want to check out. Battling the Bandwidth of your Brain. In this article by Greg Ashman ( @greg_ashman ) touches on why cognitive load theory is so powerful.

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Docebo

JUNE 2, 2019

CLO Magazine found that 71% of organizations are planning to find a way to find the impact and according to another study what’s most important to organizations when it comes to the L&D program is the impact, ROI then awards. If the brain can’t predict what will come next, you’ll drive higher engagement and much higher memory retention.

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CLO Magazine

SEPTEMBER 5, 2018

Now, new technology enables “hard” science to provide more evidence into how our brains work. Recent studies of human brain imaging strongly suggest that our brains are wired to be social. Because the brain is wired to be social, it seeks social cues — the real-time behaviors that display connection. How do you do that?

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CLO Magazine

SEPTEMBER 14, 2023

As far back as 2018, McKinsey Global Institute declared that in the future demand will be high for “skills that machines aren’t good at doing: social and emotional skills, creativity and applying high levels of cognitive function and expertise.” Consider, for instance, that you’re driving down the road when another car suddenly cuts you off.

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CLO Magazine

DECEMBER 2, 2022

It will be absorbed by the senses and processed in the brain, and new neurons and connections will be created, which happens during learning. By simulating real-life scenarios, the learner quickly becomes engaged on a cognitive and emotional level, and it greatly accelerates the flow of content to the learner.

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CLO Magazine

MARCH 6, 2014

New insights into how the brain works are changing how learning leaders structure programs and how the corporate learning industry thinks about knowledge retention and study habits. Thanks to an explosion in brain research during the past 10 years, scientists know more about the brain than ever before. Cognitive Strategy No.

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CLO Magazine

MARCH 10, 2023

There is a winning approach: Combine education technology with brain-science principles of how we best learn. The brain is built for lifelong learning. Your brain takes in all that data through your senses and encodes it as an episodic memory. Let’s say you go to Paris on vacation. We’ll focus more on this last one.

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CLO Magazine

OCTOBER 12, 2016

Current events and important upcoming dates being what they are — *points to pivotal Tuesday only weeks away* — I find it especially apropos to drop a cognitive bias PSA inspired by an article Slack’s Buster Benson wrote on the topic last month. Benson then lists the related cognitive biases.

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CLO Magazine

FEBRUARY 13, 2023

And according to the social cognitive neuroscience world, the greatest of these lifelines is connection. It is in the process of learning to fend and defend — and avoid the grievous pain of disconnection — that our brain learns to hate. Our brain doesn’t distinguish the source of the pain; it simply detects. or “Rage Score =11!”

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CLO Magazine

SEPTEMBER 28, 2020

For example, who pops into your brain when you hear the following words: Nurse. When you read the words “nurse” and “librarian,” did an image of a woman automatically enter your brain? In seeking to remove the dissonance, the brain often finds evidence that matches current beliefs. Construction worker. Truck driver.

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Litmos

DECEMBER 4, 2018

The formats differ; one was a white paper, one was a blog post, one was a magazine article. There are no shortcuts; no brain-training that’s not specific to what learners need to be able to do is going to help. And this is legitimate if it’s not proposing a fundamental change in our brains. So let’s examine them.

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Mike Taylor

DECEMBER 28, 2018

This Scientific American article by Steve Ayan walks through the theory of the “predictive mind” – how consciousness only arises when the brain’s implicit expectations fail to materialize. According to this theory, higher cognitive processing can happen without consciousness. A few other things just because I can.

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CLO Magazine

SEPTEMBER 19, 2018

Moshe Bar, a neuroscientist at Bar-Ilan University and a professor at Harvard Medical School, found in 2016 that creative thinking is the default cognitive mode we employ when our minds are clear. Further, our brains have become overly occupied, which is the very reason we resort to exploiting our time, not exploring it.

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Lemonade

SEPTEMBER 24, 2019

Game-based training uses four main cognitive psychology techniques to improve learning outcomes: active learning, distributed practice, practice testing, and interleaved practice. Here’s why it works: For starters, our brains can’t handle a lot of new information at once. It’s just too much to process. Source: Dunlosky et al.

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OpenSesame

SEPTEMBER 21, 2017

Hearing a story triggers physical changes in the brain. Unlike slides that activate only the small part of the brain that decodes words into meaning, engaging stories are known to “light up” the entire brain. No other medium simultaneously engages the cognitive and affective learning domains as well as video.

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OpenSesame

SEPTEMBER 21, 2017

Hearing a story triggers physical changes in the brain. Unlike slides that activate only the small part of the brain that decodes words into meaning, engaging stories are known to “light up” the entire brain. No other medium simultaneously engages the cognitive and affective learning domains as well as video.

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CLO Magazine

JANUARY 20, 2017

The Cognitive Science Behind Learning : The most complex thing in the known universe is the human brain. We can change learning practices for the better, and impact outcomes, by understanding cognitive science in general, and the learning sciences in particular.

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CLO Magazine

JULY 18, 2016

That’s not doing you or your fellow employees’ brain health any favors, according to a study published last month in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine. First, “greater occupational complexity” — people learning new skills and challenges — produced stronger cognitive performance.

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CLO Magazine

SEPTEMBER 1, 2016

It seems like the creative giants of yore — and those among us today — who swore by or dabbled in psychedelics may have been on to something — other than the obvious — an August 2016 study published in Language, Cognition and Neuroscience, suggests. Are they promising for workplace productivity? Not so much. And exercise.

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LifterLMS

DECEMBER 3, 2023

This is the kind of cognitive intelligence test. And the thing about the cognitive intelligence is it doesn’t really change in during life, but for a long time, there’s been this sense that. Is this really the only measure of someone’s potential success or achievements in life is what their cognitive intelligence is?

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CLO Magazine

JULY 25, 2016

Research says the brain simply can’t do that, Kerns said. The frequent switching between tasks increases cognitive load, which Kerns also said has a negative effect. The time it takes for the brain to refocus after each turn — seconds and microseconds — adds up and burns time. People do better when focused on one task at a time.

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Vignettes Learning

OCTOBER 4, 2015

Ward featured in Scientific American asked people to rate how smart they felt (cognitive self-esteem) while using Google. They suggest that we are seeing people now who include Google as part of their cognitive tool set, even to the point they can't distinguish Googling something from actually knowing something. Research by Daniel M.

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OpenSesame

SEPTEMBER 21, 2017

Hearing a story triggers physical changes in the brain. Unlike slides that activate only the small part of the brain that decodes words into meaning, engaging stories are known to “light up” the entire brain. No other medium simultaneously engages the cognitive and affective learning domains as well as video.

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Limestone Learning

DECEMBER 28, 2023

June 12–13, 2024: Learning Guild: Science of Learning , online Immerse yourself in the latest discoveries from brain science, and examine the role of bias, sociology and psychology at the Science of Learning Online Conference. Gain valuable insights on creating inclusive learning environments for diverse learners.

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