Lesson Four Memory Strategies Exit Slip

The primary benefit of recitation is ​ ​

• it helps transfer knowledge from short-term to lon
• it enhances vocabulary

• it improves handwriting skills

• it increases reading speed

Study groups are helpful because they (a)  

• allow for recitation aloud
• allow for gossping
• provides more reading opportunities
• increase reading speed

The mnemonic HOMES represents (a)  

• the first letter of the Great Lakes
• a strategy for solving math problems
• a method to remember planets
• the scientific method

You can increase basic background knowledge by ​ ​ (a)  

• reading another text on the same subject
• hiring a tutor
• attending extra classes
• playing video games

Using selectivity when studying will help you (a)  

• determine what is most important to focus on
• to skip difficult topics
• to study only what is on the test
• to memorize eveything in a textbook

Which note taking strategy uses geometric shapes, objects, pictures, and arrows to show relationships?

• two-column approach

• mapping

• identification method

• the Alberta method

In the two-column approach for note-taking, what goes in the Follow Up column?

• definitions of key terms

• confusing ideas, questions, unknown vocabulary

• main lecture points

• examples from the teacher

This note-taking method uses Who What Where
Why How: ​ ​ (a)  

• Identification Method
• Alberta Method
• Two-Column Approach
• mapping

Sitting at the front of the classroom (a)  

• helps you focus
• allows you to leave early
• allows you to look at your peers
• allows you to come late

What else did you learn from this lesson?