Learning Outcomes
What is the relative efficiency of different learning styles for acquisition and retention of knowledge? There is a gradient from passive to active styles of learning, with greater gain in knowledge for more active styles.
10% - Reading
20% - Hearing
30% - Seeing
50% - Hearing and Seeing
70% - Saying
90% - Doing
Reading by onself, unless accompanied by note-taking or other more active methodology, yields the least return on investment of time. Hearing and seeing in a lecture is mainly passive, and rarely yields the 50% gain because of inattention, but more likely no better than 20%. Hearing and seeing in a small group learning activity that focuses attention likely comes close to the 50% yield, and active group participation by saying gets knowledge gain up to 70%. The kinesthetic mode of learning with doing (either the real thing or a simulation) yields the highest gain of all, because it is the most active.
I m doing this,trying to use atlas in any material with images like neuroanatomy,the ascending and descending tracts,all the connexion of thalamus,
i did it too when i m studing the kidney and all the diuretics.
i don't know yet but some chapter are getting easier.
What is the relative efficiency of different learning styles for acquisition and retention of knowledge? There is a gradient from passive to active styles of learning, with greater gain in knowledge for more active styles.
10% - Reading
20% - Hearing
30% - Seeing
50% - Hearing and Seeing
70% - Saying
90% - Doing
Reading by onself, unless accompanied by note-taking or other more active methodology, yields the least return on investment of time. Hearing and seeing in a lecture is mainly passive, and rarely yields the 50% gain because of inattention, but more likely no better than 20%. Hearing and seeing in a small group learning activity that focuses attention likely comes close to the 50% yield, and active group participation by saying gets knowledge gain up to 70%. The kinesthetic mode of learning with doing (either the real thing or a simulation) yields the highest gain of all, because it is the most active.
I m doing this,trying to use atlas in any material with images like neuroanatomy,the ascending and descending tracts,all the connexion of thalamus,
i did it too when i m studing the kidney and all the diuretics.
i don't know yet but some chapter are getting easier.
