The Impact of Mnemonics as Instructional Tool
Abstract
Mnemonics have probably used subconsciouslybefore, even without the personās intentional knowledge. Mnemonic devices are any technique that helps translate information into a form that makes it easier to retain than in its original form. Mnemonics are visual images and organizational devices. This includes rhymes and poems, acronyms, songs and outlines tools. Parents and teachers should use them to help children/studentsimprove their memory to recall important information. During the present and future time of eLearning,the mnemonic can be an effective instructional device/ strategythat should not be overlooked. The article explains the following the major types of mnemonics and how to construct your own:Acronyms, Acrostics (First letter), Chunking, Connection, Keyword, Peg, Rhymes/Alliteration, Imagery.
Full Text: PDF DOI: 10.15640/jehd.v10n3a3
Abstract
Mnemonics have probably used subconsciouslybefore, even without the personās intentional knowledge. Mnemonic devices are any technique that helps translate information into a form that makes it easier to retain than in its original form. Mnemonics are visual images and organizational devices. This includes rhymes and poems, acronyms, songs and outlines tools. Parents and teachers should use them to help children/studentsimprove their memory to recall important information. During the present and future time of eLearning,the mnemonic can be an effective instructional device/ strategythat should not be overlooked. The article explains the following the major types of mnemonics and how to construct your own:Acronyms, Acrostics (First letter), Chunking, Connection, Keyword, Peg, Rhymes/Alliteration, Imagery.
Full Text: PDF DOI: 10.15640/jehd.v10n3a3
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