Accelerated learning (AL) provides executives with a range of rapid response tools. Here Clive Lewis outlines what these are and why they are so important.
So you are familiar with accelerated learning (AL). Good for you. But take note; if you are a trainer or a training manager the issue isn’t about how AL can help […]
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Illumine posted this on July 22nd, 2006
This is filed in: Accelerated Learning for Trainers (Training), Idea generation, Mind Mapping, Presentation techniques, Speed Reading, Time management
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The RAF has been using accelerated learning (AL) as part of its strategy to help aircrew and technical staff review, digest and retain critical information. Anthony Landale reports on a pragmatic approach to learning.
Some people are still suspicious of accelerated learning (AL). But why? At the RAF they have been using AL for over […]
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Illumine posted this on April 23rd, 2004
This is filed in: Accelerated Learning, Effective Speed Reading™ (Training), Memory, Memory techniques, Mind Mapping, Royal Air Force (RAF), Speed Reading, The seven intelligences, Time management
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Too much focus in accelerated learning (AL) has been on how it enhances the training experience. Here Clive Lewis argues that the pressing need is for business users to start applying AL techniques to the everyday challenges they face.
So you are familiar with accelerated learning (AL), or at least some key elements of it. Good […]
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Illumine posted this on April 23rd, 2004
This is filed in: Accelerated Learning, Common Services Agency (CSA), Creative thinking techniques, Information Overload, Memory techniques, Mind Mapping, Time management
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The page-a-second course for those who need to read at speed.
By John Crace
Tuesday May 27, 2003
The Guardian
Let’s assume that you’re going to bother to get to the end of this article. How long will it take? If you’re an average reader, plodding along at about 220 words per minute, you’ll still be with me in […]
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Illumine posted this on May 27th, 2003
This is filed in: Memory recall, Memory techniques, Power browse, Speed Reading, Time management
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