This has been taught over and over again to us and you can test it by saying aloud a new name you come across three times conciously.
A sharp individual can catch it the first time. Some people will never learn it by hearing it, and must see it (visual learners). Others learn through doing it themselves. People are wired differently, so one can't make a blanket statement about what will work and what won't.
10 % of what they read 20 % of what they hear 30 % of what they see 50 % of what they see and hear 70 % of what they say 90 % of what they say and do
We retain about 10% of what we see, 30-40% of what we see and hear, and up to 90% of what we see, hear and do! Taking notes while you are listening and watching the teacher is a great way to remember the material and understand it.
I can retain and recall the entire conversation history within the same interaction session, but I do not have the ability to store long-term memory or retain information between different interactions. My primary function is to provide real-time responses based on the specific context of the ongoing conversation.
This media allows you to see and hear the information, making it easier to retain. The disadvantages are that it takes longer to produce.
A person who can hear!
Many times when a person is speaking, the person they are talking to can not hear them. When this happens, the person will ask the other person to go back please.
Homework is usually studying, this allows you to learn more about the subject or retain the information, or it is practice. Making sure you understand. "I hear and I forget I see and I remember I do and I understand" -Confucius
a person who cannot speak or hear is known as a mute
a person who cannot speak or hear is known as a mute
How do you SHlrkereIT it is how you press hard and you will eventually hear a PLOP and some times you will hear a fart?
People typically retain about 10% of what they hear, 20% of what they read, and 30% of what they see, according to some studies on learning retention. However, retention improves significantly when individuals engage with the material through discussion or hands-on activities, potentially increasing retention to as much as 70-90%. Factors like the complexity of the information, the learner's interest, and the context of learning also influence retention rates.
the beating of the old man's heart