Memory and Learning reviews

4.8 (528 reviews)
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Research-backed classroom strategies are the course’s distinctive strength, with attendees valuing how complex ideas about memory, learning and retrieval are made simple, accessible and immediately applicable. They describe knowledgeable, relatable trainers whose engaging, down-to-earth delivery uses experiments, discussion and interaction to keep sessions focused and thought-provoking. Clear structure, well-judged pace and practical examples help attendees reflect on their teaching, challenge existing practice and leave with techniques they can use and share in school.

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Really engaging, informative session that's given me a lot to think about in terms of my own practice.

Lisa O · 23 Aug 2022
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Very good. Useful and engaging

Carl S · 23 Aug 2022
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Excellent course and well delivered

Jamie L · 23 Aug 2022
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Although I am not a teacher, still useful to know to support students and use within my own practice of being a careers adviser.

Heidi C · 23 Aug 2022
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Presenter was enthusiastic and engaging!

Charlotte L · 23 Aug 2022
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Amazing!

Yuliia V · 23 Aug 2022
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Nice style, practical rather than preachy!

Deborah D · 23 Aug 2022
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Brill as always. Very engaging and made cpd relevant and interesting

Clodagh C · 23 Aug 2022
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Engaging and informative.

Dave H · 23 Aug 2022
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The training was very interesting and was delivered well, despite not being entirely relevant to my job role, being a member of support staff, as opposed to teaching staff.

Izzy L · 23 Aug 2022
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