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Mnemonics and Imagery: An Experiment on the Human MemoryAn experiment, testing human memory for mnemonics and imagery.
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Teach Mnemonics to Your Child as Early as Age 4If you use mnemonics and have children, you might be wondering how old your children need to be before you can teach them mnemonics. I recently taught a basic mnemonic approach to my four-year-old. Here's how...
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Use the Major System of Mnemonics as a Note-Taking DeviceIf you find yourself without a note pad (or other note-taking device), you can store notes in your brain using major system of mnemonics.
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Boost Up Your Memory Skills by MnemonicsIf you are having a hard time remembering important facts and figures, you might need to enhance your memory skills. Know how to effectively boost your memory with the help of mnemonics.
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Hiragana MnemonicsThe following are a few of my personal mnemonic ideas for characters from the hiragana group. They have been effective in helping me commit the sound and character sets to memory, and I hope these can inspire you to create some of your own as well.
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Teachers Use Mnemonics to Help Students Learn - Part 1Mnemonic memory devices can be useful in helping students remember key sets of information.
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Simple Mnemonics: Memorizing with the Journey MethodThe journey method taught in this article is a superb way to learn how to memorize lists of information as well as a fantastic mental exercise.
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How to Multiply 3-Digit Numbers in Your HeadIf you use the major system of mnemonics, one of the amazing feats you can perform is the multiplication of 3-digit numbers in your head. Here's how...
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Learning with MnemonicsMemorization is a lot easier - and a lot more fun - with these little tricks. -
Study of Mnemonicsmne·mon·ic (n -m n k). adj. Relating to, assisting, or intended to assist the memory. n. A device, such as a formula or rhyme, used as an aid in remembering.
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Remembering Roy G. BivHow we remember those silly things we learned so long ago.
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On the Tip of Your Tongue: Memory Aids for Young LearnersMemory aids are learning tools and should be used whenever helpful. The younger a child becomes familiar with memory techniques the more natural their use becomes. Mnemonics can be used in all learning areas.
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How to Memorize Anything, the Real DealNo psycho-babble theories. Here's something you can use to instantly memorize lists of up to a dozen items, much like those amazing people on TV. -
Speed Studying: The Mnemonic Advantage vs Brute-Fore MemorizingSeveral reasons why you should look into learning the art of mnemonics for your school or work. Memorizing things becomes quick, easy and fun. -
Mysterious Health Symptoms ExplainedAs we age, our brain's ability to recall things can become slower than usual. Learn these memory tricks to recall anything you have in mind.
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The Orton-Gillingham Approach: Best Instructional Approach for Students with DyslexiaThis article gives a very brief overview of the Orton-Gillingham instructional approach. It has a little history, and goes over the steps that make up the process. The article also tells how Orton-Gillingham is used with different types of students.
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Five Fun Memory Tricks to LearnAs we age, our brain's ability to recall things can become slower than usual. Learn these memory tricks to recall anything you have in mind.
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What Does Precancerous or Atypical Mole Mean?Have you been told you have a precancerous or atypical mole?
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Phrase Origins: Flotsam and JetsamI don't know why you would print this phrase origin article and take it on a ship, but if the load is too heavy, it should be part of the flotsam and jetsam as you can always print it again. -
Tips for Making Science Classes FunScience teachers who love their field will pass on a love of science to their students. Follow in the footsteps of successful science teachers, and get your class excited about science too! -
Jewish Jewelry and G-D's LoveLove is an abstract concept - "we feel it and know love deep within our hearts. Such is the love of G-d and G-d himself. We cannot see Him but we feel his love and his presence in the miracle of creation.
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Study Tips for Auditory LearnersWhen you use strategies that are appropriate to your learning style, studying for tests and exams becomes much easier.
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How to Memorize Absolutely EverythingA quick guide on what to do in order to memorize anything for an exam, presentation or just because you want to know.
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Help Slow Readers Learn Basic Vocabulary and Concepts: Activity 4This activity will help students differentiate their newest vocabulary words from other words they already know. -
How to Maximize Your Brain PowerLearning your style of learning is a must if you want to study efficiently. Once you've unlocked the secret to your smarts, you'll be studying like a straight A student.
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The Use of Analogies as a Constructivist Approach in Science EducationThis paper attempts to explore the use of analogies as a constructivist-based method in science education.
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3 Simple Ways to Memorize School-Related Information FasterAn easy guide to help those who are struggling in school with memorizing information or are looking for ways to gain an edge. -
How to Memorize Names and Faces with Anki FlashcardsSomehow I never learned to memorize names and faces, but now I have a secret weapon: Anki flashcards.
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Master Training Specialist: Gagne's Nine EventsIn the article we discuss how lesson plans are built based on Gagne's 9 events of instruction.
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Increase Your Child's Memory of Information and FactsThis article covers the definition of a mnemonic device and lists 10 of the most common ones that can be used to remember spelling of difficult words, orders, lists and other important information. -
Tips on Teaching Children with Down Syndrome to Read and SpeakChildren with Down Syndrome are unique, the way they're taught should be too. Teach them with enticing or familiar information and they're be eager to learn to read and speak, making the process easier and more pleasant. -
The United Colors of the RainbowIt's cool. It's colorful. It's unique. It's the rainbow. Not many know the story of the rainbow. Some say it is the result of image reflection -- the sun beans going through the rain drops... and so they form together a bow. How can this be possible? -
Programming Languages - BasicsAn introduction to types of programming languages and translators.
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The Bizarreness Effect on MemoryI review some prominent empirical psychological studies on the effects of bizarre material on memory, and if it is supported by encoding or retrieval cues in cognitive memory
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Can You Hear Me?Three of the "main" styles of learning are auditory, visual and kinesthetic. This article explains auditory learning and how to get the best of it. -
How to Easily Fix the Education SystemThis articles discusses how easy it is to motivate students to learn.
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Excerpt from the PsalmistI remember those first recordings. Those first recordings I heard of him. What his voice made me feel. The richness of the patterns'"the range of it...
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PEMDAS or Please Excuse My Dear Aunt SallyPEMDAS is a well-known acronym for helping kids learn about the order of operations. PEMDAS stands for Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally or parentheses, exponents, multiplication, division, addition and subtraction.
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Teaching Strategies for Students with Weak Memory SkillsHaving weak memory skills is a common problem affecting children with learning disabilities or other health impairments, such as ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder).
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The Styles of Chinese Martial ArtsStyles were built over hundreds of years, some have disappeared (pao quan, quan fan, etc.). And end up as embedded systems in newer styles
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