Why this course?

Description

Summary of the lesson

 

This session focused on retrieval-based learning and enhanced memory retention by engaging the child in engaging memory-focused activities—the student involved in critical analysis of information and synthesised their understanding about human evolution.

 

What your child will learn 

 

R: rehearsal of retrieval cues 

E: employing retrieval-based learning 

T: time-bound efficiency in recall of information

E: easy ways of retrieving information 

N: nurturing their critical thinking skills 

T: time-bound retrieval of information

 

How is it going to help your child 

 

High memory retention and retrieval 

Logically analysing information to deduce conclusions 

Better performance on retrieval based academics 

 

Parental role & play 

 

Learning through flashcards: To help the child memorise better, you can try to help them learn using flashcards. Write the topic on one side and answers on the others and use the flashcards to help the child retrieve the information. 

Memory Games : Use retrieval cues such as visuals and audio sounds to enhance retrieval and recall in the child. 

Crosswords: Working on crosswords also helps memory.

 

What to expect 

 

Expect the child to be able to memorise effectively and retrieve the information efficiently. The child may also start to notice underlying logic or patterns behind propositions by using critical analysis.  

 

Psychology insight 

 

Memorization techniques such as chunking, first letter technique, forming a mental picture, among others, have been proven to enhance memory encoding and retention. Help the child to employ these techniques to improve their memory. 

 

Our uniEQ method & tools 

 

Creative Worksheets | Memory Exercises | Puzzling with Parent Fun 

 

Featured quote 

 

“It is the power of memory that gives right to the power of imagination” 

Akira Kurosawa