Original research done by Edgar Dale shows that the effectiveness of learning or the learning retention rate based on the learning experiences and the media that was used for the instruction is shown in the following table (Dale's cone -pdf,gif). From Dale's research, additional studies were performed by the National Training Laboratory Institute for Applied Behavioral Science and many other universities researchers.
Teaching Method
Knowledge Retention
See/Hear - Lecture
5%
Reading
10%
Audio Visual / Video
20%
Demonstration
30%
Discussion Group
50%
Practice by Doing
75%
Teaching Others
90%
Immediate application of learning in a real situation
90%
On average, people retain about 25-50% of information presented to them through listening. This retention rate can vary based on factors like the individual's listening skills, environment, and level of engagement. Employing active listening techniques can help improve retention rates.
On average, an American worker spends about 50-60% of their time at work listening. Effective listening skills are crucial for communication and productivity in the workplace.
Studies suggest that the retention rate of information learned in college can vary widely, but on average, individuals retain around 20-50% of what they learned. Factors such as the individual's study habits, the relevance of the information, and how it's practiced post-graduation can influence retention rates.
Approximately 98-99% of the oxygen is retained by the blood returning to the heart when it leaves the lungs under quiet conditions.
On average, people remember about 25-30% of what they hear. This retention rate can vary depending on factors such as attentiveness, interest level, and the complexity of the information being presented. Taking notes or engaging in active listening techniques can help improve retention.
It is not specified how many students there are in total, so it is not possible to calculate the percentage of male students without that information.
Studies suggest that the retention rate of information learned in college can vary widely, but on average, individuals retain around 20-50% of what they learned. Factors such as the individual's study habits, the relevance of the information, and how it's practiced post-graduation can influence retention rates.
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13%
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The amount of information that a person can retain after a course is over will depend on the person. If a person uses the information everyday, it may be retained longer.
listening to information and then asking questions to expand on that information
45%
On average, an American worker spends about 50-60% of their time at work listening. Effective listening skills are crucial for communication and productivity in the workplace.
listening to information and then asking questions to expand on that knowledge
Comprehensive Listening.
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