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Accelerated learning is a collective term for a series of practical approaches to learning. In many ways it is simply an explanation
of the way in which you learn, the logic being that if you understand how information gets into your head you will be able to speed up individual parts of that process and so learn faster.
Accelerated learning is a comprehensive approach to school change, developed in 1986 at Stanford University. Accelerated learning aims to create school success for all students by closing the achievement
gap between at-risk and mainstream children. The idea is to radically change individual schools by redesigning and integrating curricular, instructional, and organizational practices so that they
provide enrichment–not just remediation–for at-risk students.
Learning makes learning an enjoyable, successful and satisfying experience. More has been discovered about how the human brain
works in the last 25 years than in all history to date.The Accelerated Learning Method is based on that research.
