Research shows that our brains can store an average of 7 pieces of data in our short-term memory, subtracting or adding two for some of us. According to the National Library of Medicine, and many other sources, chunking is a learned skill often assumed to help bypass the limited capacity of working memory. It's a strategy used worldwide in many fields and academic subjects. In this class, learners will learn how to easily chunk information with instruction and real-time scenarios and...