AAPM&R National Grand Rounds: Learning and Memory: Strategies for Faculty to Utilize with Today’s Learners (enduring)-AAPM&R National Grand Rounds: Learning and Memory: Strategies for Faculty to Utilize with Today’s Learners

AAPM&R National Grand Rounds: Learning and Memory: Strategies for Faculty to Utilize with Today’s Learners

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Dr. Kalanich, the Assistant Dean for Medical Education at the University of Florida, gave a presentation on the importance of learning and memory in education. She discussed strategies to enhance memory retention, including chunking information, using dual coding with visuals and text, and implementing spaced education and practice. She also talked about the concept of digital natives and digital immigrants, and how to meet the needs of digital natives in teaching. She emphasized the importance of active learning strategies, such as open discussions and self-reflection, and incorporating technology that complements the learning objectives. Dr. Kalanich recommended utilizing quizzes and flashcards for retrieval practice, and providing feedback and repetition at spaced intervals. She concluded by highlighting the importance of using effective cognitive strategies when reading articles, and encouraged teachers to stay up to date with new technologies and educational tools.

Keywords

learning and memory

education

memory retention

chunking information

dual coding

spaced education

practice

digital natives

digital immigrants

active learning strategies