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The Science of Memory

Discover seven science-backed strategies to boost memory retention in your e-learning programs. Dr. Arthur J. Kohn, a Fulbright Professor of Cognitive Science, reveals how understanding memory can transform employee learning experiences. Learn how the constructive, expandable, and emotional nature of memory can be harnessed to create engaging and effective content. By recognizing memory's malleable and multi-dimensional qualities, you can make information more memorable and ensure your employees truly grasp and retain what they learn.

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The Science of Memory

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  1. The Science of Memory Seven Tips that Guarantee Employees will Learn More From Your E-Learning Arthur J. Kohn, Ph.D. Fulbright Professor or Cognitive Science

  2. The Challenge for Learning and Behavior Change

  3. Let’s Explore your Memory… Activity #1:

  4. 1. Memory is Constructive Our brains often “invent” our memories in creative ways Visit: aklearning.com/devcon

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  7. 2. Memory limits can be expanded The “carrying capacity” of memory can be significantly expanded if you provide enriched content Visit: aklearning.com/devcon

  8. How Much can you Remember? A type of car: A musician: A city: A sport: Type of candy: A state: A TV star; An item of clothing: A color A kind of tree: A direction: A dinner food: An emotion: Activity #3:

  9. 3. Memory can be unlimited New information needs to be wrapped within meaningful shells Visit: aklearning.com/devcon

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  12. 4. Memory is Emotional The brain attaches both cognitive and emotional tags to information Visit: aklearning.com/devcon

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  16. 5. Memory is Malleable We can determine how memories are shaped by controlling the context of information Visit: aklearning.com/devcon

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  19. 6. Memory uses heuristics Brains use shortcuts that we can use to improve memory Visit: aklearning.com/devcon

  20. 7. Memory is Multi-Dimensional and Active Rich and interactive experiences are more likely to be remembered Visit: aklearning.com/devcon

  21. Memory is… 1 Constructive 2 Expandable Do you remember “A type of candy? _____ 7 Multi-Dimensional and Active 3 Unlimited FB INB AAN DIB MHI PPAO SHA 4 Emotional 5 Malleable 6 Uses heuristics

  22. Visit: aklearning.com/devcon Write: art_kohn@aklearning.com

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