FNF: LEARNING RETENTION (How much do we remember?) © Jón Erlendsson 2005-07-21

Learning retention rates ALRR

FNF: LEARNING RETENTION (How much do we remember?) 2005-07-21 http://www.hi.is/~joner/eaps/cs_reten.htm

"Average learning retention rates Memory
from various instructional modes:

Lecture - 5% See Google

Reading - 10% See Google
Audio Visual - 20%
Demonstration - 30%

Discussion group - 50%
Practice by doing - 75% Google-LBD
Teaching others - 90%

Immediate application of learning
in a real situation - 90%."

Of what we know we learn approximately

1% through Taste

2% through Touch

4% through Smell

10% through Hearing

83% through Sight

Of what we learn we retain approximately

10% of what we Read X1

20% of what we Hear

30% of what we See X1 (We "see" what we read!)

50% of what we Hear And See

70% of what we Say

90% of what we Say As We Do......"

".....15 sites on learning retention.

SOURCE http://www.nwlink.com/~donclark/hrd/hrdlink.html

Related links: "Average Learning Retention Rates" (Google_Search) 2005-07-21
http://www.volunteercenter.org/showyourcharacter/teachers/default.asp?id=30

Original Research:
"Research done by Edgar Dale shows the effectiveness of learning based on
the learning experiences and the media that was used for the instruction. "

"From Dale's research, additional studies were performed
by the National Training Laboratories.."
See ED Cone of Experience

References

They range from brief notes to in-depth studies:
http://www.nwlink.com/~donclark/hrd/hrdlink.html "
See the full original: http://www.outnet.freeserve.co.uk/goodies/learning.htm http://www.nwlink.com/~donclark/
http://www.cead.puc-rio.br/Eventos/RealNetworks/sld012.htm
http://www.canr.msu.edu/aee401/092597lecture/tsld005.htm
Make Training Stick: A Systematic Approach to the Transfer of Learning 615-PRO
http://www.seminarfinder.com/deluxe/seminar/50347.html LJ_Transfer LJ_Memory
Learning retention
http://muskingum.edu/~cal/database/memory.html +
Memory mem
FNF: LEARNING BY DOING: 80% RETENTION - LEARNING BY READING OR HEARING: 5-10% RETENTION
http://www.hi.is/~joner/eaps/lbdec1.htm

Learning Retention and Memory - References Search Google with these "strings"

Learning Retention and Memory

General-Purpose Learning Strategies - Memory

Implications Of Results From Cognitive Science Research For Medical Education

A Study of Receptive and Productive Vocabulary Learning from Word Cards.

Picture-Based vs. Rule-Based Learning

Learning Theory and Advertising

Memory: Encoding, Storage, Retention, and Retrieval

The Impact of the Environment on the Word Frequency and Null List Strength Effects in Recognition Memory