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VOCABULARY TECHNIQUES
How do you store and organize new words?
Vocabulary Strategies
Vocabulary Strategies
Building English Fluency
Building English Fluency
Discover new techniques
Discover new techniques
You can greatly benefit from using vocabulary techniques to build your fluency. A few examples include using graphic organizers, bilingual word associations, and a variety of mnemonic devices. With the right strategies, you can unlock the power of English vocabulary and begin to become proficient in the language.
A Here are some common techniques.
Check ✅ the ones that you use.
⬜ I write down the word and translate it into my own language.
⬜ I keep a vocabulary notebook.
⬜ I write down the word and then list all the words with a similar meaning.
⬜ I make spidergrams (mind map, word log) of all the words that I can link to the new word.
⬜ I write down the word and then write down another word with the opposite meaning.
⬜ I make word sets by writing down lots of words under a general heading.
⬜ I write the definition of the word in English.
⬜ I try to make an example sentence that shows what it means.
⬜ I write down the whole sentence that contains the new word.
I also write down all the new expressions that I like.
⬜ I draw the word if I can or make a drawing and then label it.
KEY WORD TECHNIQUE
B Now identify and underline the key word in each of the sentences above.
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Mnemotechnique Basics
Mnemotechnique Basics
A Strategic Approach to Learning
A Strategic Approach to Learning
Mnemotechniques are powerful tools for enhancing learning and recall. Instead of relying solely on rote memorization, we employ techniques that create meaningful connections between information, making it easier to recollect and retrieve.
Memory Techniques Explained
Memory Techniques Explained
Mnemotechniques involve strategies like:
Categorization: Organizing information into groups or categories for easier recall.
Visualization: Creating mental images or associations to link concepts.
Rhymes and Acronyms: Using rhythmic patterns or word combinations to aid memory.
By using mnemotechniques, you can build a deeper understanding of the material and improve your ability to retain it effectively.
Can you use DDIR Technique to break down the information into steps to make a flowchart?
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