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The Pomodoro Technique, Brain Breaks, and TED Talks: How to Increase Focus and Improve Memory Retention
Have you ever wondered why TED Talks are not that long? It might be related to the idea that we can't really focus for a very long time. As matter of fact, a quite popular study and work strategy called Pomodoro Technique can be used to explain why we need to take frequent short pauses in order to help our brains memorize new facts. This episode connects all of this with the idea of using Brain Breaks. Enjoy!
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://edcrocks.com/2017/12/06/the-pomodoro-technique-brain-breaks-and-ted-talks-how-to-increase-focus-and-improve-memory-retention/
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By André HedlundHave you ever wondered why TED Talks are not that long? It might be related to the idea that we can't really focus for a very long time. As matter of fact, a quite popular study and work strategy called Pomodoro Technique can be used to explain why we need to take frequent short pauses in order to help our brains memorize new facts. This episode connects all of this with the idea of using Brain Breaks. Enjoy!
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://edcrocks.com/2017/12/06/the-pomodoro-technique-brain-breaks-and-ted-talks-how-to-increase-focus-and-improve-memory-retention/