Book Learning vs Learning In Context
Out for a coffee this afternoon and my wife and I were discussing the ability fo recall or remember detailed information. Friend of hers (baby boomer) has a new job that requires recalling the caloric values of foods - she’s struggling recalling the info. I suggested that she would be just fine on she started to use the information in context. I mean, it got to be boring as h$)( to sit and memorize a list of facts and data. Whereas, using the caloric counts on a real life context would be a big boost and motivator. What do you think? Is it easier to learn when you have something in real life to apply it to or is it simply a matter of motivation? Greg Balanko-Dickson1-866-281-8281
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