MEMORY
LEARNING & IMPROVING CONCENTRATION - BY MISS NURUL INFAZA TALALAH BINTI RAMLI
J UNDERSTANDING
MEMORY PROCESS J
☆WHAT IS MEMORY?☆
- Ability of an individual to encode, store
and retrieve information
☆WHAT IS BRAIN?☆
- An organ is human or animal body that serves
as the central nervous system
- More than 100billion that communicate
with trillions of connections called synapses
Do you know how much of the information that we could get when we do these?
Lecturesà 5%
Readingà 10%Audio visualà 20%
Discussionà 50%
Practiceà 75%
Teaching othersà 90%
There are 3 types of memory :-
☆SENSORY MEMORY☆
-Sensory memory is the shortest-term
element of memory. It is the ability to retain impressions of sensory
information after the original stimuli have ended.
☆SHORT TERM MEMORY☆
- Short
term memory is the capacity for holding, but not manipulating, a small amount
of information in mind in an active, readily available state for a short period
of time.
☆LONG TERM MEMORY☆
- Long term memory is the type of memory
responsible for the storage of information for an extended period of time.
ACTUALLY, WHY DO WE FORGET ?
- · Distraction
- · Focus
- · Time factor
HOW TO ENSURE US TO EASILY REMEMBER ?
- Repetition
(read
the books or article that contains the information many times)
- Rehearsal
(do
exercises or handouts given by the teachers or lecturers after we have done
reading all the information. Past year questions are also recommended)
J MEMORY STRATEGIES J
There are many ways
of how we want to remember or memorise any information such as :-
o
Storytelling
/ Discussion
o
Acronyms
o
Pocket
notes
o
Flash
cards
o
Mind-mapping
o
Songs
/ Poem
☆HOW TO IMPROVE STRATEGY?☆
1. MASSED PRACTICE
- compressed
everything at one time
- not recommendable
as students wont have enough time to understand, stressful
- example:
last-minute study
2. SPACED PRACTICE
- involves space
time over some period of time for studying
- allows enough time
for information to consolidate in Long Term Memory
- recommendable and
the most effective
3. REHEARSAL
STRATEGIES
- practicing
material
- example: handouts,
exercise, past year question
- involves
repetition
4. ELABORATION
STRATEGIES
-there are many ways
such as:-
a. acronyms or
catchphrase
an abbreviation
formed from the initial letters of other words and pronounced as a word
b. acrostics
a poem, word puzzle,
or other composition in which certain letters in each line form a word or
words.
c.mnemonic
a system such as a
pattern of letters, ideas, or associations which assists in remembering
something
d. images
use images that
contains info and uses a colourful image to enhance memories
. Lack of attention
. Lack in motivation
. Lack of interest
. Distraction from
others
. Uncomfortable
environment
. Psychological
matters (personal, worries, anxiety)
. Physiological
matters (illness, tiredness)
. Uncomfortable
environment (heat, cold)
USE SQ3R. BUT, WHAT
IS SQ3R THOUGH?
SURVEY : browse through
QUESTION
: make questions for your own
READ
: read back in details
RECITE
: read again while making notes
REVIEW
: remember the important information




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