Principles of Learning and Memory focuses on the most relevant and important processes, which are explored in five sections from an interdisciplinary perspective: memory creation, organizational structure, consolidation, control, and adaptive specialism.
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what is learning?
alter behavior on the basis of experience
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what is memory?
acquisition, storage & retrieval of sensory information
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what is thought?
result from pattern of stimulation of many parts of the nervous system at the same time
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Principles of Learning and Memory focuses on the most relevant and important processes, which are explored in five sections from an interdisciplinary perspective: memory creation, organisation, consolidation, control, and adaptive specialisation.
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selectivity
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association
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visualization
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elaboration
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concentration
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recitation
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intention
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big and little pictures
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feedback
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organization
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time on task
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ongoing review
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STRUCTURE : ORGANIZE AND CLARIFY INFORMATION
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pay attention how information organized and keep it simple
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EFFORT : ENGAGE WITH MATERIAL
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test your comprehension and write down what you learn in your own words
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ACTIVE LEARNING : USE WHAT YOU LEARN
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make abstract concepts more concrete by applying them to your life
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RELEVANCE : HAVE A GOOD REASON FOR LEARNING
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focus information that relevant to your life and information you can use now
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