His smooth memorization of talking points?
This is in spite of Mr. Sherrill's best effort; considering the length of the script (about 20,000 words) and its many repetitions in phrase ("I tell you the truth") and message ("My teaching is not my own; it comes from him who sent me"), his feat of memorization alone is noteworthy.
Bloom's theory, he explains in his new book, was the offshoot of his own reading habits, principally his freakish capacity for memorization.
Now researchers say they've found evidence to support Tammet's claim that his enriched perception is at the heart of his knack for number memorization.
"English is just memorization, just memorize it!" she taunts.
Hirsch does not specify how these books should be taught, nor does he require the memorization of his own potted definitions.
Use your favorite memorization technique to memorize it.
Data from this teacher's pre-test and selected course assessments and interactions suggest that while he was able to develop some aspects of the mathematical practices described in the literature, his overall orientation remained attuned to memorization and recall.
The concept of a "learning curve" was introduced by the 19th-century German psychologist Hermann Ebbinghaus in his study of the efficiency of memorization.
