Why Chunking’s Important
- Encoding: The act of chunking strengthens the connections between individual pieces of information. When you encode information (learn it for the first time), you want it to enter your short term memory with as much street cred as possible ––having it in a group gives it the street cred it means to enter your long term memory earlier.
- Relational Power: Chunking taps into the brain’s natural ability to identify patterns and relationships. By grouping similar ideas together, we can see how they connect and build a stronger mental framework for understanding the bigger picture.
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