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Techniques to help a student remember information
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STUDY SKILLS
REMEMBERING
INFORMATION
Dr. Roz Iasillo
Techniques for Remembering
RepetitionMind PictureCategorizationRhymeAbbreviationAcronymAcronymic SentenceGraphic Organizer
Techniques for Remembering –Repetition
RepetitionTechnique for remembering facts in which you read,
write and say the facts a number of timesUse Repetition
When you want to remember a few facts, unusually not more than 4-5
How to use Repetition Read the factsWrite the factsSay the factsRepeat the steps three or four times
Practice
Techniques for Remembering –Mind PictureMind Picture
Technique for remembering facts by forming one or more pictures in your mind
Use Mind PictureWhen you can easily form one or more pictures in your
mind to help you rememberHow to use Mind Picture
Say the factsCreate one or more pictures in your mind to show all the
factsFocus on the pictures(s) and say the factsRecall the picture(s) when you need to remember the
facts Practice
Techniques for Remembering –Grouping
Grouping Technique for remembering facts that go together in
some wayUse Grouping
When you want to remember facts that can be placed in groups or categories
How to use GroupingLook for ways that facts can be remembered or grouped
togetherWrite a name for each group Write the facts that go with each group
Practice
Techniques for Remembering –Rhyme
Rhyme Technique for remembering facts by forming rhymes
Use RhymeWhen the facts you want to remember have words that
sound alike
How to use RhymeWrite a line that ends with a word to be rememberedWrite a second line that ends with a word that rhymes
with the word to be rememberedRepeat steps 1 & 2 for other words to be remembered
Practice
Techniques for Remembering –AcronymAcronym
Technique for remembering facts by forming a word using the first letter of each fact to be remembered
Use Acronym When you want to remember a facts whose first letters
can be arranged to form a real or nonsense word that can be pronounced
How to use Acronym Write the factsUnderline the first letter of each factArrange the underlined letters to form a real word or
nonsense word that can be pronounced Practice
Techniques for Remembering –Abbreviation
Abbreviation Technique for remembering facts by using the first letter
of each fact you want to remember
Use Abbreviation When you cannot form a word that can be pronounced
using the first letter of each fact
How to use Abbreviation Write the factsUnderline the first letter of each factArrange an abbreviation using the underlined words
Practice
Techniques for Remembering –Acronym Sentence Acronym Sentence
Technique for remembering facts by creating a sentence from words whose first letters help you remember facts
Use Acronym Sentence When you want to remember a number of facts that are
difficult to remember using the acronym or abbreviation techniques
How to use Acronym Sentence Write the factsUnderline the first letter of each factCreate and write a sentence using words that begin with
the underlined letters Practice
Techniques for Remembering –Graphic Organizer Graphic Organizer
A visual technique for remembering information that contains a topic, subtopics and details
Use Graphic Organizer When you want to show how a topic, subtopic, and
details go together How to use Graphic Organizer
Write the topic for the information you need to remember
Write the subtopics for the topic Write the details for each subtopicDraw a graphic organizer that shows how the topic,
subtopics, and details are related Practice
Dr. Roz IasilloMother McAuley High School