involving key words involving key words an invented sentence where the you need to remember EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FUN For ordered or unordered lists RhymeKeys a 2step memory process Memoriz ID: 518281
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This worksheet was developed by Meg Keeley and the Special Populations Office at Bucks County Community College With funding from the Carl D. Perkins Vocational and Applied Technology Education Act. The following are examples of techniques you can use to memorize important information. When to Use It: involving key words involving key words - an invented sentence where the you need to remember. EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FUN For ordered or unordered lists Rhyme-Keys - a 2-step memory process: Memorize key words that can be associated with numbers (one-bun); Create an image of the items you need to remember with key words. (A bun with cheese on it will remind me of dairy Food groups: For approximately language vocabularyyou need to remember, then identify an For remembering Image-Name Technique- invent a relationship between the name and the For ordered or unordered lists - Create a story where each word or idea you have to remember will cue the next Napoleon, ear, door, Germany Story: Adapted from web site developed by Bob Nelson at: www.iss.stthomas.edu/studyguides/memory.hum