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Mastering Memory Techniques: The Key Steps for Effective Learning

Discover the secret to elaborate encoding and learn how to study effectively for your final exams. This video tutorial outlines the steps you need to follow including paying attention, creating meaningful connections, transferring information, and engaging with the content. Increase your memory retention by implementing these proven techniques in your study routine.

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Mastering Memory Techniques: The Key Steps for Effective Learning

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  1. The Secret to Elaborate Encoding.a.k.aHow to studya.k.aHow to study for your final

  2. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuCuDCedvXM

  3. The Steps Pay attention to the stimulus Create a meaningful connection Transfer the information Engage and repeat.

  4. Step 1: PAY ATTENTION When you pay for something, you are giving something up—in exchange for getting something back. Really focus on the item. “Get back” something that was previously unseen.

  5. Step 2: Create a connection Find a visual clue in the word itself. Think about things that remind you of the word and the definition

  6. Step 3: Transfer You have the move the item from: the SHORT-TERM MEMORY CHAMBER to the LONG-TERM MEMORY CHAMBER. Anchor it to something you already know. Put it inside a memory you already have. Assign it a duty, persona, or symbol.

  7. Step 4: Engage • Find a way to engage with the information: rote vocalization is not engagement. • Engagement ideas: • Creative/cognitive puzzles or rhymes • Kinesthetic “definitions” • Pantomimed review • Artistic/iconic cluing

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