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Do you wish you had an easier time remembering facts and figures you just learned? Do you have trouble recalling the name of the colleague you were just introduced to? If you are like most people, you wish you had a stronger “mental sticky note”, or working memory. 
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Do you really know something if you can’t remember it? I had a conversation with a fellow educator on this subject one semester, and we both came to the conclusion that knowledge relies almost exclusively on a student’s ability to remember what she has learned. Proof of knowledge comes from demonstration of knowledge; if you can’t recall a fact, then for all intents and purposes you never learned it. But where does that leave intelligence?
Linda Ann Fairclough's curator insight,
February 18, 2014 9:33 AM
Interesting take on that.I think then that MOST OF US have only learned what was necessary,interesting or easy. In some cases People learn without even trying to. Where does IQ come into place? |
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The Maximizing the Working Memory in eLearning Infographic shows how to design eLearning experiences to maximize the working memory for effective learning.
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