My way of improving students' memory skills | Serdar Arat | TEDxEdgemontSchool
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2016
- Serdar Arat talks about how students in the Digital Age have weaker memory skills and how he introduced a new teaching method in his Art History lectures to help students overcome their difficulties.
Serdar Arat is a visual artist, exhibiting internationally since the 1980’s, primarily in New York City, Istanbul, and Chicago, among others. His work as an artist is characterized by shaped paintings on canvas and wood, with dimensional surfaces, and metaphorical images of vents, sirens, and shadows, as well as sculptural landscapes in cast bronze and mixed media. A short documentary film, These Paintings Cast Shadows, by Kenneth Calhoon, exploring the process of Arat’s work was completed in 2013. His awards and grants as an artist include Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant, and 4th Asian-European Biennial Painting Award, Ankara Turkey.
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Basically memory comes easier if you make the information or concept personal and understanding the information in a way that makes sense to you. The images students used drawing on their notes and giving a name to something that already has a given name are ways for personalizing the things you need to remember.
One of the best TED talks EVER!
came for memory techniques, left with knowledge on baskets. great talk
dont wantto well if u watch it few more times hopefully you will understand it :)
So so true. Desperation leads to creation. Great talk. Thank you, bless you. All your dreams come true.
"We are weaving in the classroom, but this is no longer a basket case!" beautiful ending, and amazing lecture by Mr. Arat.
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Great talk, thanks Serdar.
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This teacher is so good at teaching that i wished he taught me at highschool
Thank you.
Brilliant lecture, the image at 8:32 though made me think of a brand new leather belt - I hereby dub it 'The Strap'
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Very engaging. I like the metaphor of weaving concepts. Also, the coincidental relationship between Beijing National Stadium (BNS) and Birds Nest Stadium (BNS), is a great memory aid to remember.
Great
Analogy is the best teaching technique! Thank u
There are better memory videos out there
Once again, someone says something obvious is counter-intuitive. If people don't have to memorize things, their memorization gets worse. What is counter-intuitive about that?
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Image association / visualization aids in memory skills
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