Across
- 3. People generally remember 80% of what they see and do. Learning happens through visiting places and observing real-life situations.
- 6. People generally remember 99% of what they do. Learning happens through models, replicas, simulations, and other experiences that represent real situations.
- 8. People learn 20% by looking at visual representations such as charts, diagrams, maps, and graphs.
- 9. People generally remember 70% of what they see and hear. Learning happens through observing displays, objects, models, and exhibits.
- 11. People generally remember 99%+ of what they do. Learning happens through direct, hands-on, firsthand experiences where learners actively participate.
Down
- 1. People generally remember 30% of what they see. Learning happens through recordings and other audio materials.
- 2. People generally remember 60% of what they hear and say. Learning happens through educational television programs and instructional broadcasts.
- 4. People generally remember 90% of what they say and do. Learning happens when learners observe and participate in demonstrations or procedures.
- 5. People learn 10% by reading or hearing words, definitions, and explanations.
- 7. People generally remember 95% of what they experience. Learning happens through role-playing, acting, simulations, and dramatization.
- 10. People generally remember 50% of what they see and hear. Learning happens through movies, videos, and other moving visual presentations.
