Learning strategies

Learning strategies are dividen in two categories the...

• Good and bad

• Direct and indirect

• Cognitive and affective

Memory strategies dividen in 4 sets that is...

• 1-Creating mental linkages

  2-Applying Images and sounds

  3-Reviwing well

  4-Employing action

• 1-Gruping

  2-Using Keywords

  3-Using imagery

  4-Structed reviwing

• 1-Associating

  2-Elaborating

  3-Placing new words into a context

The first letter of each strategy (MEMORY STRATEGIES) forms CARE because...

• Take CARE of your memory and your memory will take CARE of you.

• Take CARE of your mind so that it works in the long term.

• Take CARE of yourself and your memory will take CARE of you

Cognitive strategies are essential for...

• Have a faster memory

• Learning a new language

• Be smarter

Cognitive strategies are divided into...

• 3 sets

• 5 sets

• 4 sets

The first letter of cognitive strategies forms...

• PRAC

• LEARN

• ACEP

Metacognitive Strategies are divided into 3 sets that are:

• 1-Certering your learning

  2-Arranging and planning your learning

  3-Evaluating your learning

• 1-Self-evaluation

  2-Self-monitoring

  3-Organizing

• 1-Seeking practice opportunities

  2-Paying attention

  3-Planning for a lenguage task

Social strategies are made up of:

• 1-Asking questions

  2-Cooperating with others

  3-Empathizing with others

• 1-Asking for correction

  2-Cooperating with peers

• 1-Asking for clarification or verification

  2-Developing cultural undertending.

Social strategies is...

• Learning motivation

• A form of communication of social behavior between people

• Use of language

Affective strategy refers to...

• Help, demonstrate, obtain and understand.

• Atmosphere, development and empathy.

• Emotions, attitudes, motivation and values.