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it doesn’t guarantee the information will be retained. You still need to
                                    apply adult learning principles. A series of 5-minute modules with

                                    each delivering new information won’t help learning stick. But if that
                                    same  series  applies  spaced  learning  principles  and  gives  students

                                    opportunities to recall and apply what they’ve learned, the learning is

                                    more likely to stick.
                                            Instructional  designer Ellen  Burns-Johnson  said,  “We

                                    probably all know people who read article after article on workplace
                                    productivity, but never seem to get any more done with their day.

                                    Shorter  articles  will  not  help  these  folks.  Rather,  they  need  help

                                    putting their learning into practice.”


                                 12. Eliminate the “our learners don’t like…” mindset.
                                            Ethan  Edwards,  chief  instructional  strategist  at  Allen

                                    Interactions, said the “our learners don’t like” claim is usually made

                                    about  professionals  with  post-graduate  degrees  such  as  doctors,
                                    engineers, and lawyers. Since these learners have become accustomed

                                    to  arduous,  text-heavy  learning  processes,  associations  think  they
                                    must prefer those processes.

                                            “The  ‘they  prefer  to  read’  claim  excuses  us  from  even
                                    attempting anything better,” said Edwards. “As long as the learners

                                    tolerate  it,  then  we  can  feel  justified  in  perpetuating  a  teaching

                                    approach  that  we  simply don’t  want  to  take  the  trouble  or  risk  to
                                    change.”

                                            His advice: “I challenge you to listen for those statements that
                                    we take too easily as fact and reconsider what responsibility we have

                                    to push our learners into new territory, inspire their exploratory spirit,

                                    engage their imaginations, and discover improved insights instead of
                                    settling for perpetuating ineffective methods simply because they are

                                    tolerated.”








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