Law of Intensity

Law of

Intensity

Law of Intensityby Thorndike

"The more intense the material taught, the more likely it will be retained"

• This law deals with the vividness of the learning experience.

• This law states that you have to develop innovative courses in order to dive into the learners’ concentration.

• Intensity can effect the likeliness of something being retained. the more intense the better chance a person will learn more.

• The instructor needs to use imagination in approaching reality as closely as possible, motivate learning, and challenge students.

• Instructors have to come up with creative and innovative ideas depending on the nature of the content.

Instead of:

1. Letting them to Read Materials on their own

2. Being a teacher-center when it comes to learning

Let them have hands-on activities, field-trips, role plays, skits, etc

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