Three processes of memory: experience / learn, store & recall
Two types of memory:
Type 1: Short-term memory: phone number, prices, menu
Type 2: Long-term memory: information you try to remember
- Episodic memories (情景的记忆): personal memories, experiences at specific time
- Semantic memories(语义的记忆): factual data, not bound to time or place
- Procedural memories(程序性的记忆): skills and routes that you perform regularly; require no conscious recall
Three steps to memory:
Step 1. Acquisition:
- New information enters the brain.
- Key is concentration
- Avoid "in one ear and out the other"
Step 2. Consolidation:
- Concentration; encodes the information
Step 3. Retrieval:
- Brain activates the same pattern of nerve cells.
Rule of Five: Immediately > 24 hours > 7 days > 4 weeks > 3 months
Friday, 25 July 2008
Thursday, 10 July 2008
Engaging means interesting to read
I attended a training on how to engage readers. Herewith three core elements:
1. Unity: deals with only ONE objective / idea
2. Coherence: linkage between one sentence to another and then one paragraph to another.
3. Connection to readers:
- Intellectual connection
- Emotional connection: how do I feel about this text?
1. Unity: deals with only ONE objective / idea
2. Coherence: linkage between one sentence to another and then one paragraph to another.
3. Connection to readers:
- Intellectual connection
- Emotional connection: how do I feel about this text?
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