The document outlines 14 memory strategies including chunking information into small pieces, understanding material by making connections, using graphic organizers to visualize information, associating new ideas with familiar concepts, rhyming, talking about topics, storytelling to arrange ideas logically, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle to support memory and learning. Practicing memorization through repetition and rehearsal helps transfer information from short-term to long-term memory. Playing games also reinforces learning through repeated practice.
The document outlines 14 memory strategies including chunking information into small pieces, understanding material by making connections, using graphic organizers to visualize information, associating new ideas with familiar concepts, rhyming, talking about topics, storytelling to arrange ideas logically, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle to support memory and learning. Practicing memorization through repetition and rehearsal helps transfer information from short-term to long-term memory. Playing games also reinforces learning through repeated practice.
The document outlines 14 memory strategies including chunking information into small pieces, understanding material by making connections, using graphic organizers to visualize information, associating new ideas with familiar concepts, rhyming, talking about topics, storytelling to arrange ideas logically, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle to support memory and learning. Practicing memorization through repetition and rehearsal helps transfer information from short-term to long-term memory. Playing games also reinforces learning through repeated practice.
It is easier to memorize information when you This strategy can even help us learn those extra break it up into small chunks. This is called troublesome spelling words. Just make up a chunking. You use chunking often, like when sentence using words that begin with the you memorize your friend's telephone number. letters. STRATEGY 2. UNDERSTANDING STRATEGY 10. ACRONYMS Before you begin trying to memorize something, An acronym is a word made up from the first try to understand it. A good way to do this is by letters of a list of words. making a connection between what you are STRATEGY 11. REHEARSING learning and what you have experienced. When you want to remember information, you STRATEGY 3. GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS have to practice it, or else it fades. Practice These tools help you see things you are trying carries the skill from the STM (short-term to learn. They help organize information. memory) to LTM (long-term memory) establishing a memory trace. STRATEGY 4. VISUALIZATION Repetition helps the brain to form a stronger To visualize means to see an image in your connection related to that piece of information. head without actually looking at it. STRATEGY 12. PLAYING GAMES If you have trouble visualizing material, try drawing maps, charts, graphs, or pictures. Playing games is a great way to memorize information. You see, as you play the game you STRATEGY 5. ASSOCIATION are learning the material and practicing it over Another learning strategy is to associate, or and over again. "connect," each word or event with a person, STRATEGY 13. THE METHOD OF LOCI place, thing, feeling, or situation. It is the oldest known mnemonic strategy ("loci" STRATEGY 6. RHYMING is the plural of locus, which means location, or Rhyming can be an important technique to help place). It's based on the assumption that you us remember things. We all used rhyming in the can best remember places that you are familiar ABC song to learn the alphabet. with, so if you can link something you need to remember with a place that you know very well. STRATEGY 7. TALKING STRATEGY 14. HEALTHY BODY - SHARP MIND Just talk about the information you have to learn. Do you want to learn history? Then talk To have a sharp mind to study and do the history: discuss, debate, argue. memorisation that you need to do, you should eat healthily, exercise,have a physically fit body, STRATEGY 8. STORYTELLING enough sleep, relieve stress, have fun and Storytelling is a great way to help you relax. remember information in any subject. Write a story by focusing on the key points of what you're learning and arranging them in a logical sequence.
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