Strategies for Improving Memory in Students
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https://doi.org/10.53685/jshmdc.v3i2.130Keywords:
Memory, Forget, Learning, StrategiesAbstract
Students generally have little to no understanding of the memory processes, resulting in an inability to study effectively. To perform better, it is imperative to take control of memory by understanding how memory works, how information can be committed to memory, and how forgetting can be avoided. Some insight into the cognitive load theory can also be applied to improve learning.
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