70:20:10 Model

The 70:20:10 Model is a learning framework that suggests people acquire knowledge through three main sources. Seventy percent of what we learn comes from hands-on experience and solving real-world problems. Twenty percent comes from social interactions, like learning from colleagues, mentors, or discussions. The remaining ten percent is gained through formal education, such as courses or training programs. This model emphasizes the importance of practical experience and social learning, highlighting that while traditional education is valuable, most knowledge is best developed through active engagement and collaboration in everyday situations.