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Metacognition in 10 points

KnowledgeOne

For Flavell, metacognition “refers to one’s knowledge concerning one’s own cognitive processes or anything related to them. It also refers to the active control, regulation and orchestration of these processes.”* Here are ten points to better understand it!

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The Learning and Forgetting Curve: How to Make eLearning Memorable

TalentLMS

Multitasking with techno-stimulators: mobile phones, tablets, i-tunes and you get the drift. Another common and deceptively heroic habit, that we all are so proud of, is multitasking. But I thought multitasking got things done faster! For example, introduce key points in bullet form in one page. Tell us something new.

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Long-Term Memory: Its 3 Chronological Processes

KnowledgeOne

The long-term memory can also be described as explicit (declarative), when it refers to memories that can be named, or implicit (non-declarative), when these memories are not verbalized and are recalled automatically — knowing how to ride a bike, for example. Are we really good at multitasking? Deciphering the Brain.

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SOLUTIONING IMPLICATIONS OF HEGEMONY

Learnnovators

In this one, I’m going to get specific using information security / cybersecurity trainings as an example. They also fail to recognize that there may be cognitive differences among young people of different ages, and variations within age groups. Don’t worry, I’m keeping to my example of cybersecurity – this will not become a pep-talk!)

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Why and how to use plain language in training

TalentLMS

Let’s take accessibility, for example. Cognitive impairment: Long sentences and language that has to be deciphered and decoded put more cognitive pressure on your learners. When people take online courses, they often multitask or give in to distractions taking place around them or on their devices. Stay focused.

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Typing, Talent, eLearning, Google, & Multitasking

Big Dog, Little Dog

e-Learning is effective and efficient for learning systems, hardware, software, phone, Internet, anything technical, rules, regulations, protocol, principles, anything rote and repetitive-it can be referred to again and again, as a reference, a resource, and/or a refresher. Multitasking Can Make You Lose. They are self-directed.

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The Big 7: Create Online Courses Based On These Principles of Learning

SHIFT eLearning

For example, a sk thought-provoking questions, including distributed exercises and providing plenty of practical work to keep learners a ctively involved in the process. It should also reinforce learning and sustain a trainee''s interest and motivation—the kind usually referred to as positive feedback. Ruth Colvin Clark and Robin E.

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