Convert Content Into Retrieval
Build a retrieval prompt that strengthens memory and transfer.
A policy lesson ends each section with "Click next when ready." Completion is high; recall two days later is poor. Retrieval Practice / Testing Effect The common shortcut is to polish presentation while leaving the learner with no guided attempt. Identify the must-retrieve idea The learner must remember when an exception requires manager approval. Retrieval needs a precise target, not a general review. Write the prompt as a decision A customer asks for an exception at 4:55 p.m.; choose the next move. The cue resembles the workplace moment where memory will be needed. Add corrective feedback Explain why approval is…
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