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Selectivity
Selectivity is when you identify and separate main ideas and important details from a larger peice of information.
Why is Selectivity important?
Selectivity
Everytime you use Selectivity you improve your skills by identifying important concepts, main ideas, and supporting deatail. During that process you discard the unimportant information that you don't need to process into your memory.
Selectivity in a Real Life Example
When you decide to start your homework, you can use Selectivity to choose what is most important to start with and then work your way down your list. Start with what is most important and end with less important. It is smart because then you start with something you need help with which is most important for you to thrive to be better at. Then you won't have to worry about the information being disgarded because it is important to you and your learning.
Selectivity in a Real Life Example
process of linking two or more items together or chunks of information
I can use it to be organized and to be able to identify key points
People use visualization, to get a picture into their mind. Doing this can help understand something easier now that you have and idea of what you need to know.
For example you can use this to picture something from the book you read, when you begin to need to write about it.
Pros
Pros
The process of thinking about, pondering, or working with information in new ways.
When you gathering new information for example, learning vocabulary use elaboration to understand the works and meaning more deeply and differntly from other vocabulary.
Concentration is the ability to block out exturnal and inturnal distractions inorder to stay focused.
It can be used to get work done and focus your attention on the persone teaching.
recitation is the process of explaining information out loud, in your own words, referring to new material
it can be used to teach someone else what you learned or techniques you,ve learned in the past
Process of creating a purpose or a goal to act of preform in a specific way
For example, lets say you want to get on a varisty team next year you can create a plan of practicing and improving to get on your desired team the follwoing season.
Big and Little Pictures
Big and Little Pictures is when you identify and different levels of information. Big pictures are like the main ideas while little pictures are the supporting details.
Big and Little Pictures
Why is Big and Little Pictures important?
Using the principle of Big and Little Pictures helps you identify levels of information, organize information logically to improve memory searches and recall
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Pros
Cons
Cons
In U.S. History you could use Big and Little Pictures for identifing the different levels of information. It would be a helpful strategy to use because in History you learn a lot of different information. All the information you learn is on different importance levels as well.
Feedback is the process of verifying how you accurately and throughly you have or have not learned specific information
It can be used to give and get good, helpful feed from peers
The process of creating a meaningful, logical structure or arrangement of ideas and information.
You can use this method to organize when you a writing something or putting together a project, by seperting difffernt topics or ideas in what you are working on.
Time on task
Time on task
Time on task is the process pf allocating sufficient time and using spaced or distributed practice effectively to learn, rehearse, and retrieve information.
It can be used to have good study habits and manage time wisely
Process of practicing previously learned information days and even weeks after the initial learning occurred.
You can use information you already know to learn the information you are currently learning.
Shayla- 4 Principles of Memory
Mary- 4 Principles of Memory
Sydney- 4 Principles of Memory