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Principle of Learning and Remembering Cheat Sheet (DRAFT) by

In five sections—formation, organisation, consolidation, control, and adaptive specialisation of memories—Principles of Learning and Memory concentrates on the most important and central phenomena. These phenomena are examined from an interdisciplinary perspective.

This is a draft cheat sheet. It is a work in progress and is not finished yet.

10 Memory of Principles

interest
intent to remember
basic backgroud
select­ivity
meaningful organi­zation
recitation
mental visual­azation
associ­ation
consol­idation
distri­buted practice

What are they based on?

the principles of learning and rememb­ering are based on the theory of cognitive psycho­logy, which is the study of the mental processes involved in percep­tion, attention, memory, language, proble­m-s­olving, and decisi­on-­making. these concepts are used to plain and understand how people learn new things, retain inform­ation over time, and apply what they have learned in real-world situat­ions.

What are they provide?

framework for unders­tanding how learning and memory work
can improve learning outcomes and retention of inform­ation
help indivi­duals to identify and overcome barriers to learning and rememb­ering
 

Principles of Learning and Memory

process material actively
practice retrieval
use distri­buted practice
use metamemory

8 Principles of Learning

intention
authen­ticity
planning
clarity
movement and assessment
reflection
evaluation
acknow­led­gement
 

Principles for Rememb­ering