What if everything you know about reflection is backwards? Most of us save reflection for the end-a quick debrief, maybe a plus/delta. But the brain forgets fast. By the time we get to "So, what did you learn?" most of it's already gone. When we weave reflection throughout the learning experience-before, during, and after-we work with the brain, not against it. People retain more, apply faster, and remember what matters. You'll discover why when you reflect matters as much as what you reflect on.
Key Takeaways
Strengthen retention by adding reflection before, during, and after learning experiences
Select reflection activities to match learning objectives
Practice retrieval and reflection methods that align with how people learn
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