Mnemonic (Keyword technique)
Assign a "keyword" that sounds similar to the Concept/Term. To memorise the Description, visually connect the "keyword" to the description. The more eccentric the visual connection is the easier it is to recall information.
A simple example is memoprising the term "radius". Note that a redius is the line from the centre point of the ciricle that extends to a point on the circle's circumference.
The word "radius" sounds like a "radish". To remember the definition of "radius", one might picture the bulb of a radish at the centre of a circle with the radish swinging like a pendulum.
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This game starts by getting you to remember two of your terms and concepts. Subsequently, the game adds two concepts to your list to practice until you've tested your ability to remember all your terms and concepts in one go.
Using the keyword technique (mnemonic), memorise the Terms/Concepts and their Descriptions. It is best to read the information quickly and then re-read the information at a slower pace with intent.
Click continue when you are ready.
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By using the keyword technique (mnemonic), recall the Terms/Concepts and their Descriptions.
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Nice one.
Compare your responses. For any reponses that are wrong, type in the correct answer - this will help to recall the correct answer for next time.
Correct your answers to make sure you rememberly them properly
Finished
Remember, improving your memory - particularly long-term memory - requires regular practive.
If you would like to get reminders to come back and recall the list enter your email address here (we promise to only send you emails for your list). You will get three email reminders with a link to come back and test yourself. One tomorrow, one in three days and one in a week.
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