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Topic overview:

The brain’s storage capacity is virtually unlimited, so why did remembering for learning feel so hard?

Kay Schlesinger unpacked practical and engaging strategies to deepen memory, enhance recall and promote sustained learning.

This session modelled numerous practical, evidence-based activities designed to enhance learner memory and support deep learning, including:

• Memory
  Sketchnotes: visual thinking for smarter memory
  Advanced mindmapping
  Remembering a process
  Chunking for improved retention
  Contextualised mnemonics to make learning stick
  Memory-enhanced communication
  Reflective practice

Webinar content targeted towards:

Educators and leaders who aim to improve both their own memories and the memories of the learners:

• Trainers/VET Teachers
• Training Managers
• Curriculum developers
• L&D Managers
• Instructional Designers

Webinar duration: 90 minutes

Bio of presenters:

Kay Schlesinger has worked in numerous educational sectors, including a position as a Deputy Principal where she took responsibility for the professional Development of educators and supported new leaders in the sector. In the last 20 years Kay has worked in VET, Higher Education and as an Educational Consultant.

In 2020 Kay was awarded an International Specialised Skills Institute fellowship by the Department of Education and Training for her work with new teachers. Kay is currently mentoring organisations around empowering new educators for organisational improvement.

Developing the capability of educators has been Kay’s passion for many years. She is focussed on partnering with educators to create interesting, interactive learning experiences.

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