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The Learning Leader, Smarter Learning Strategies for Sharper Leadership with Charles Good
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Ever feel like you read a book or attend a workshop and forget everything the next day? You're not alone. In this episode of OWLCAST, host David Morelli talks with Charles Good, President of the Institute for Management Studies, about the science behind effective learning. They dive into why our outdated "cramming" habits from school don't work in the workplace and reveal the smarter strategies for making knowledge stick. You’ll learn the crucial difference between familiarity and true recollection and discover how to apply a "Lean Learning" framework to continuously grow as a leader. You’ll explore:
· Avoid Passive Learning: Passive strategies like rereading and highlighting create a false sense of familiarity and are ineffective for long-term retention; instead, active retrieval through practices like quizzing yourself or trying to recall information from memory is far more effective. · The Forgetting Curve is Real: The majority of forgetting happens within the first few days after learning new information; therefore, you must reinforce and revisit key concepts during this critical period to make them stick.
· Habit-Forming Takes Deliberate Effort: To apply new skills, leaders must identify small, manageable actions, create specific prompts, and rely on consistency over motivation. Behavior change is difficult and requires a supportive environment and continuous reinforcement to overcome the status quo bias.
· Continuous Learning is a Marathon, Not a Sprint: Soft skills like communication and feedback are not mastered in a single session; they require ongoing, deliberate practice and development over time to become a natural part of a leader's identity.
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· Avoid Passive Learning: Passive strategies like rereading and highlighting create a false sense of familiarity and are ineffective for long-term retention; instead, active retrieval through practices like quizzing yourself or trying to recall information from memory is far more effective. · The Forgetting Curve is Real: The majority of forgetting happens within the first few days after learning new information; therefore, you must reinforce and revisit key concepts during this critical period to make them stick.
· Habit-Forming Takes Deliberate Effort: To apply new skills, leaders must identify small, manageable actions, create specific prompts, and rely on consistency over motivation. Behavior change is difficult and requires a supportive environment and continuous reinforcement to overcome the status quo bias.
· Continuous Learning is a Marathon, Not a Sprint: Soft skills like communication and feedback are not mastered in a single session; they require ongoing, deliberate practice and development over time to become a natural part of a leader's identity.
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Ever feel like you read a book or attend a workshop and forget everything the next day? You're not alone. In this episode of OWLCAST, host David Morelli talks with Charles Good, President of the Institute for Management Studies, about the science behind effective learning. They dive into why our outdated "cramming" habits from school don't work in the workplace and reveal the smarter strategies for making knowledge stick. You’ll learn the crucial difference between familiarity and true recollection and discover how to apply a "Lean Learning" framework to continuously grow as a leader. You’ll explore:
· Avoid Passive Learning: Passive strategies like rereading and highlighting create a false sense of familiarity and are ineffective for long-term retention; instead, active retrieval through practices like quizzing yourself or trying to recall information from memory is far more effective. · The Forgetting Curve is Real: The majority of forgetting happens within the first few days after learning new information; therefore, you must reinforce and revisit key concepts during this critical period to make them stick.
· Habit-Forming Takes Deliberate Effort: To apply new skills, leaders must identify small, manageable actions, create specific prompts, and rely on consistency over motivation. Behavior change is difficult and requires a supportive environment and continuous reinforcement to overcome the status quo bias.
· Continuous Learning is a Marathon, Not a Sprint: Soft skills like communication and feedback are not mastered in a single session; they require ongoing, deliberate practice and development over time to become a natural part of a leader's identity.
…
continue reading
· Avoid Passive Learning: Passive strategies like rereading and highlighting create a false sense of familiarity and are ineffective for long-term retention; instead, active retrieval through practices like quizzing yourself or trying to recall information from memory is far more effective. · The Forgetting Curve is Real: The majority of forgetting happens within the first few days after learning new information; therefore, you must reinforce and revisit key concepts during this critical period to make them stick.
· Habit-Forming Takes Deliberate Effort: To apply new skills, leaders must identify small, manageable actions, create specific prompts, and rely on consistency over motivation. Behavior change is difficult and requires a supportive environment and continuous reinforcement to overcome the status quo bias.
· Continuous Learning is a Marathon, Not a Sprint: Soft skills like communication and feedback are not mastered in a single session; they require ongoing, deliberate practice and development over time to become a natural part of a leader's identity.
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