To help learners internalize information in their next learning design, the educator can create activities that require higher-order thinking. Use the question stem "How might you" to prompt learners to apply, analyze, evaluate, or create based on the content. Encourage learners to reflect on their own experiences and prior knowledge to make connections with new information. Provide opportunities for learners to discuss and explain concepts to others, reinforcing their understanding through teaching. Incorporate real-life examples and case studies to help learners contextualize the information and see its relevance. Allow learners to explore different perspectives and solve problems creatively to deepen their understanding and internalize the content effectively. By engaging learners in tasks that go beyond rote memorization and encouraging them to actively engage with the material, educators can facilitate the internalization of knowledge.
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