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Vocabulary
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Vocabulary
How to remember?
- Short-term memory
- limited information
- holds up to few seconds
- Working memory
- up to 20 seconds
- information
- placed
- studied
- moved
- studied
- from external sources
- from long-term memory
- placed
- Articulatory loop
- subvocal repetition
- refreshes short-term memory
- mental sketch pads
- Long-term memory
- permanent items
- pacing
- learning style
- individual work
- repetition
- use of loop
- encountering
- retrieval practice effect
- enables recalling
- spacing
- distributed practice
- chunks of items
- distributed practice
- use
- use it or lose it
- meaningful practice
- cognitive depth
- decisions how to first clasify a word
- personal organising
- personal judgements
- Mnemonics
- Imaging
- self generated mental image
- motivation
- intrinsec
- attention/arousal
- conscious
- affective depth
- emotional charge
- pacing
- permanent items
- Short-term memory
why do we forget?
- overload
- big amount of subsequent learning
- many words with similar meaning
- insufficient
- recycling
- re-encounter
- recycling
- overload
why are some words difficult?
- Pronunciation
- Spelling
- Length-complexity
- Serendi..what?
- Grammar
- collocations?
- order in a sentence
- Meaning
- make? do?
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- The following mind map contains a series of concepts related to learning vocabulary. It refers to how to remember items, why we forget them and what difficulties may arise when learning words
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- Madeleine Graace
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