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EPISODE · Oct 5, 2020 · 10 MIN

Episode 60 How to Structure Units Based on How Students Learn

from Effective Teaching · host Dan Jackson

In this episode, Dan tackles how you can structure units based on student learning. Every day, students get exposed to an immense amount of new information that they must store in their memory. This memory becomes their foundation in answering unit tests and activities for their learning. However, after class or a test, a lot of students struggle to retain what they learned, resulting in poor academic performance. Fortunately, there are various techniques you can adopt to improve the long-term memory of students.

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