What comes to your mind when you think about higher retention or higher learning power? Normally, we would go for healthy food or exercise which has been proven to be helpful to people. However, there are several other ways to sharpen your memory that help you retain more & learn faster. Being a mind trainer, I have learned and taught in my programs the methods to do so. One of them is the learning pyramid.
In 1946, An American teacher Edgar Dale who built up the Cone of Experience otherwise called the Learning Pyramid. In the mid-1960s, the National Training Laboratories Institute built up a pyramid model on its fundamental grounds in Bethel, Maine. This current NTL's model by and large shows the accompanying portrayal.
Studies show that changing your investigation strategies and materials will improve your maintenance and review of data and upgrade your learning experience. The “learning pyramid”, here and there alluded to as the “cone of learning”, created by the National Training Laboratory, recommends that most understudies just recall about 10% of what they read from course books, however, hold almost 90% of what they realize through instructing others. The Learning Pyramid model proposes that a few strategies for study are more compelling than others and that changing investigation techniques will prompt further learning and longer-term maintenance.
There are mainly two forms of learning:
Really great info..thank you Dr.Manjunath sir.
Thank you sir, for sharing….my goals in life are to gain knowledge and earn money to have name name and fame, and go closer to god by practicing spirituality…
Is it good to have so many goals in life and how can I convert these goals in to single goal..?