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How Thinking Works

How Thinking Works

A simple model of the mind has three parts.

  • The collection of all the knowledge you've built up in your life - Long Term Memory
  • The sights, sounds in the situation around you - Sensory Memory
  • The Working Memory - This is where elements from long-term memory and the environment are combined to understand and interact with the world ~ Thinking

Thoughts from this process that transfer to long-term memory for future use can be considered learning.

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Where Does Learning Fall Apart?

Where Does Learning Fall Apart?

When you're trying to learn something new,

1. Limited Long-Term Memory - when you don't have enough related knowledge to support the new topic. Energy is spent on learning the basics (like googling new terms), making it frustrating. Common engagement techniques like Visual Demonstrations, Jokes, or Personal Stories can provide a learning environment (also provide distractions).

2. Distractions - can shift focus away from the core goal of learning.

3. Structuring Learning Process - Applying learned knowledge to the world, and being overwhelmed by curiosity.

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