Using mnemotechnology in teaching German - Khasanova, Ozodakhon
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Mnemonic techniques really do work (and I wish I'd learned to use them earlier). Right now I use all the ideas in here to learn mostly languages and other subjects. Mnemonics are memory aids that may appear to be unusual or artificial but are based on the basic principles of learning and memory. Mnemonic techniques and systems have been used for at least 2,500 years, but have been studied experimentally for less than 40 years. Mnemonics are a commonly used learning aid to remember long lists of diseases associated with radiologic expression. This monograph is also helpful for language…mehr

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Mnemonic techniques really do work (and I wish I'd learned to use them earlier). Right now I use all the ideas in here to learn mostly languages and other subjects. Mnemonics are memory aids that may appear to be unusual or artificial but are based on the basic principles of learning and memory. Mnemonic techniques and systems have been used for at least 2,500 years, but have been studied experimentally for less than 40 years. Mnemonics are a commonly used learning aid to remember long lists of diseases associated with radiologic expression. This monograph is also helpful for language learners, mostly for German teachers and learners. In monographs are given information about mnemonics and its development, types of mnemonics and using mnemonics for teaching and learning grammar. The use of acronyms, linking by the story, and categorical and schematic organizations, keyword method and loci method are discussed as organizational mnemonic techniques. Mnemonic is an effective and interesting way to teach every foreign language.
Autorenporträt
Khasanova Ozodakhon was born in 1991 in Fergana region of Uzbekistan. In 2009-2013, she graduated bachelor with honors from the University of Fergana State University. In 2013-2015, she graduated master's degree with honors from the University. In 2014 she was awarded the Presidential Scholarship of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Foreign Languages.