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Resource Center A Guide to Electronic and Printed References Accelerated learning
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Accelerated Learning Systems
| This UK based company with a strong US presence has developed its own training program and published its own books and reports. It is product- and service-for-a-fee oriented; however, if you are in need of such offerings, you may want to look into the impressive list of things they offer. (Last update: 2001) |
http://www.alcenter.com/
Center for Accelerated Learning
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Specializing in accelerated learning as applied to corporate training, this family-based business offers workshops, critically acclaimed handbooks, and computer-based training materials to corporate trainers and teachers worldwide.
(Seen: 1/18/2002 Last update: 2001) |
http://www.braincourse.com
Creative Alternatives (Annotated at Brain-based learning)
http://learningforum.com/mainbody.html
Learning Forum (Annotated at Learning/teaching)
DePorter, Bobbi, Reardon, Mark and Sarah Singer-Nourie. Quantum Teaching: Orchestrating Student Success. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn and Bacon, 1999. (Annotated at Learning/teaching)
Kline, Peter. The Everyday Genius: Restoring Children's Natural Joy of Learning - and Yours Too. Arlington, VA: Great Ocean Publishers, 1988.
| Starting with a mindmap of "The Everyday Genius" that points to the many facets of each individual learning potential, Kline proceeds with practical guidelines, tips and activities for the everyday teacher to activate this potential. This book is not just for parents and teachers but can help any leaner to use integrative learning. |
Rose, Colin and Malcolm Nicholl. Accelerated Learning for the 21st Century. New York, NY: Dell Publishing, 1997. (Annotated at Accelerated learning)
Webb, Terry Wyler with Douglas Webb. Accelerated Learning with Music: A Trainers Manual. Norcross, GA: Accelerated Learning Systems, 1990.
| Dr. Georgi Lozanov, author of 'Suggestopedia,' a new teaching method especially suitable for learning languages and scientific data, discovered that the acquisition and retention of information could be accelerated and improved if during the memorization process a certain type of music was played. This manual lists the composers and their works that proved especially suitable for the purpose, provides brief biographies, explains how the method works, and how barriers to learning can be overcome, especially in the beginning. |
Wenger, Win and Richard Poe. The Einstein Factor: A Proven New Method for Increasing Your Intelligence. Rocklin, CA: Prima Publishing, 1996.
| The authors argue that it is a well-known fact that human intelligence can be significantly improved even if only for a short duration, or until the 'fade-out effect' sets in. To make this improvement permanent is the subject of this book. They call this innovative technique the 'Einstein Factor' and the individual components 'Image Streaming', 'Photo Reading', 'Freenoting,' and 'Borrowed Genius.' The ultimate goal is not only to improve your IQ, but 'elevating your overall brainpower and enhancing memory, creativity, reading speed, specific talents, and general brain health' through the power of accelerative learning as developed in 'Project Renaissance.' |
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