The term "memorization skills" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the ability to learn and retain information after a single exposure. For example, "John demonstrated excellent memorization skills; he was able to remember the entire poem after reading it just once."
They do not have exception memorization skills.
Through the memorization of pi i I have been able to discover universal methods to improve memorization skills and draw out other abilities.
I got through my medical school exams only by the grace of good memorization skills and the fact that ephedra was still a legal supplement.
Capitalizing on our increasing loss of memorization skills, Sprint is today launching a new product that will let users replace their usual phone number with their name.
It is based on two main approaches: restitution (stimulation of cognition by repetitive exercise) and compensation (e.g. memorization skills, use of environmental aids).
To date, Zoove has seen over 100,000 calls on the service, and a StarStar Me number is called every 2 minutes in the U.S. StarStar Me capitalizes on our deteriorating memorization skills by letting you choose a name or word to replace your phone number.
"Between the rules and memorization and thinking skills and logic and teamwork, it's astounding the kids can adapt to it so quickly".
Take well-detailed notes if necessary, and look for the most obvious symptoms of a LD--poor memorization, bad social skills, frustration with reading and/or writing.
Surely memorization was a skill most of us had not exercised for many decades, and the one I was most worried about.
With all of our problems, the U.S. education system, and most importantly, our education culture, promotes new ideas, encourages competition, and rewards originality -- concepts that are outside of the traditional Chinese focus on rote memorization and quantifiable skill sets.
In the process, they de-emphasized such basic computational skills as memorization of multiplication tables.
