Instead of figuring out why their learning isn’t working, many companies will pound the hammer again and again, trying to make it fit. It’s madness!
In this episode, learning supremo Nick Shackleton-Jones pulls apart the so-called forgetting curve and looks at how it has lead us down the path of rote learning. He investigates what it is that humans actually remember, so that we can create learning experiences that are meaningful, that resonate, and that stick.
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How People Learn
Award-winning psychologist and author Nick Shackleton-Jones demolishes long-held myths about learning. If you work in learning design, care about psychology, or are simply curious about how the brain actually acquires knowledge — these are the conversations that change how you think about it.
Featuring Nick Shackleton-Jones — psychologist, learning pioneer & author of How People Learn
Nick Shackleton-Jones talks about learning vs education and why education is ultimately, an inefficient way to learn.
Psychologist and learning pioneer Nick Shackleton-Jones shares his thoughts around how to create learning experiences with impact.
What happens when you try to hammer a square peg into circular hole in the learning world? The lessons don't stick, says Nick Shackleton-Jones
In education and the workplace, it seems we’re systematically conditioned to champion someone else’s cause. Why?
The directors cut - a full feature length edit of our Tilt Talk by Nick Shackleton-Jones’. Enjoy!