The smackdown model of learning makes a lot of sense to me. My favourite part: "And the more intense the smackdown (i.e. the hear/fight of the opposing views) the more likely it is that the learner will feel something. And remember, we learn and remember that which we feel, not that which we merely hear or read".
From: Creating Passionate Users
What happens to your brain when you’re forced to choose between two different–and potentially conficting–points of view? Learning. That’s what makes the smackdown model such an effective approach to teaching, training, and most other forms of ?
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