A growing body of research supports the idea that taking notes works better on paper than on laptops, in terms of comprehension, memorization, and other cognitive benefits.
As a consequence, they have learned to associate MC questions with memorization (and other lower-level learning strategies: Scouller, 1998; Watters and Watters, 2007).
Each participant carried out the word-memorization tests repeatedly, with different words every time; some lists were memorized with brain stimulation, and other lists with no stimulation, which served as a control.
This and other acts of P.O.W. memorization were the beginning of The List, which would haunt the nation for decades.
Using mnemonics, technical terms, and other rhetorical devices to aid memorization and transmission, Sephardim understood the Talmud to be a colloquy of discussions that were drawn from the proceedings of the great rabbinical Academies of Babylonia.
It doesn't have to rhyme, but rhymes, alliteration, cadence and other poetic structures help with focus and memorization.
Free verse, Imagism, and other experiments excited poets but baffled the public, whose notions of poetry were shaped by grade-school memorizations of Longfellow and Whittier.
Exemplified by students receiving information passively, the teacher exercising power of authority, students working individually, and emphasis given to memorization and rote recitation rather than active concept learning, among other causes.
In addition, black students perceived that there were less memorization and more higher-order skills in the class relative to other students in the class (β = −0.39 ± 0.59 SE, p = 0.024) under both low and moderate structures.
She relied on such traditional methods as memorization, and to inspire her students to read she assigned them classic texts that others considered too challenging.
Both games focus on a mix of memorization and calculation.
