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Situational Context Helps in Memorization

y  Social encouragment and approval are crucial for the effectiveness of memorization. student with notebook image by Nikolay Okhitin from Fotolia.com

Effectiveness of memorization in the classroom increases in comparison to individual

memorization, because it depends on situational context. To memorize something while being approved by an instructor helps the retention of the information due to its

connection to a positive psychological experience. Social encouragement and approvalare crucial for strengthening the effectiveness of memorization.

Share Techniques of Memorization in the Classroom

y  Students acquire new techniques of memorization in the classroom.

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Although each person has his own techniques of memorization that depend on hislearning style and personal abilities, memorization in the classroom gives an opportunity

to acquire new techniques, and this enriches one's approach to memorization. Among themost common techniques are rote memorization (repetition) and different mnemonic

strategies.

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Situational Context Helps in Memorization

y  Social encouragment and approval are crucial for the effectiveness of 

memorization. student with notebook image by Nikolay Okhitin from Fotolia.com

Effectiveness of memorization in the classroom increases in comparison to individualmemorization, because it depends on situational context. To memorize something while

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 being approved by an instructor helps the retention of the information due to itsconnection to a positive psychological experience. Social encouragement and approval

are crucial for strengthening the effectiveness of memorization.

Share Techniques of Memorization in the Classroom

y  Students acquire new techniques of memorization in the classroom.

memory notebook image by Darko Draskovic from Fotolia.com

Although each person has his own techniques of memorization that depend on hislearning style and personal abilities, memorization in the classroom gives an opportunity

to acquire new techniques, and this enriches one's approach to memorization. Among themost common techniques are rote memorization (repetition) and different mnemonic

strategies.

Read more: The Positive Effects of Memorization in the Classroom | eHow.com 

http://www.ehow.com/info_7881761_positive-effects-memorization-classroom.html#ixzz1IFPV8cdx 

Situational Context Helps in Memorization

y  Social encouragment and approval are crucial for the effectiveness of 

memorization. student with notebook image by Nikolay Okhitin from Fotolia.com

Effectiveness of memorization in the classroom increases in comparison to individualmemorization, because it depends on situational context. To memorize something while

 being approved by an instructor helps the retention of the information due to itsconnection to a positive psychological experience. Social encouragement and approval

are crucial for strengthening the effectiveness of memorization.

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Share Techniques of Memorization in the Classroom

y  Students acquire new techniques of memorization in the classroom.memory notebook image by Darko Draskovic from Fotolia.com

Although each person has his own techniques of memorization that depend on his

learning style and personal abilities, memorization in the classroom gives an opportunityto acquire new techniques, and this enriches one's approach to memorization. Among the

most common techniques are rote memorization (repetition) and different mnemonicstrategies.

Definition of Memoryy  According to Dennis Coon, author of the book "Essentials of Psychology," memory is "a

mental system that receives, stores, organizes, alters and recovers information from

sensory input." Memory is constructed of encoded neural connections in the brain; thestronger the connection, the stronger the memory.