Unlock Human Learning Potential In The Digital Age Using Oral Tradition | Ramont Smith | TEDxMSJC

To learn fast today we need to learn from the past.
We all know technology has changed how we learn and gather information.


The human mind is adapting to information overload.
In the academic world, students don’t use their full learning potential.
So, many feel stuck, stupid, depressed and hopeless.

They already have huge learning potential, think about how much social media they consume. When they learn how to use that learning potential in the academic system, they will transform their college experience.

The question is how can they transfer their learning potential into the academic world?

That’s what Ramont Smith explores in this brief synopsis of Speak it to Keep it, his Innovative Approach to Unleash the Power of Learning During College Lectures.


Re-discover a simple effective learning strategy that you were born with.


Learn how to transform any learning experience and absorb information faster and easier using the ancient learning methods before books ever existed!
Ramont Smith is a graduate of UC Davis, entrepreneur, small group leader, and learning coach with expertise in educational empowerment, sales training, and operational management. Ramont believes every student should be encouraged to speak while learning because dialogue is required for change in the future. Ramont’s vision is to create transformative learning experiences that remove the burden of learning and lead people into the pursuit of self-fulfillment. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx