Accelerated learning & memory techniques

In this IIL revision lecture Rob Murray outlined with practical examples, a number of different memory techniques to assist students when preparing for exams or wider business or personal situations.

During the presentation, Rob explained that learning and retaining large amounts of information does not require natural ability and that the techniques he will cover can make a significant difference. In his presentation Rob made clear that the techniques require practice, preparation and adaptation, as essentially these techniques concentrate on an individual identifying for themselves which memory principles work best for them, and then building a pattern of studying around that.

By the end of this lecture members would have gained an insight into:

• An introduction to a number of memory principles and accelerated learning techniques
• Practical illustrations of these techniques drawing on material from the CII examinations
• An introduction to effective, yet non-standard, approaches to memory and learning, which can be applied to formal, informal study or wider business/personal situations

Chair:
Stephen Walter Dip CII, Underwriter - Specialist Niche Team, Ecclesiastical.

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