Cone of Experience

by: cschreuders

This is a diagram that shows the different learning activities people engage in. It is divided into three sections, with each section representing a different level of learning. The first section is at the top and represents the highest level of learning, which includes activities such as reading books, writing essays, and watching documentaries. The second section is located below the first one and represents the middle level of learning, including activities like taking notes, listening to lectures, and participating in group discussions. Finally, the third section is at the bottom and represents the lowest level of learning, which includes activities such as memorizing facts, solving problems, and engaging in hands-on activities. The diagram also shows that people are able to learn at all three levels, with 70% of them being able to reach the highest level, 20% reaching the middle level, and only 10% reaching the lowest level. The image is accompanied by a caption that reads "People generally remember...", which highlights the importance of learning activities in improving one's knowledge and understanding.

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Tags: learning, activity, person, remember

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