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1. Effective teaching engages the entire brain through multisensory learning that uses visual, auditory, and kinesthetic inputs. 2. Memory is enhanced through strategies like organization, association, emotion, meaning, rhythm and anchoring new information to previous knowledge. 3. Vocabulary is best taught and retained by activating multiple areas of the brain through techniques like gestures, grouping words by meaning, and using the body to demonstrate word associations.
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Voc.
- 12. How much can you remember in the correct order? 9.accident 3. bark 1.summer 5. scuba 8. fish 7. forbid 4. horse 10. farm 2. garage 6. hair
- 13. 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1.
- 14. Chi-chi shishi Seven Rocko rocko Six go go Five İtchy Knee Sun she ichi ni San Shi One Two Three Four Action Sound Japanese English
- 15. Count in Japanese Double sneeze Chi-chi shishi Seven Rock&roll Rocko rocko Six walk go go Five Scratch your Knee Point to sky Point to a female İtchy Knee Sun she ichi ni San Shi One Two Three Four Action Sound Japanese English
- 16. aubergine peach grapes apple melon tomatoes onion potatoes ENGLISH
- 17. vinete aubergine piersika peach sıtrugur grapes mır apple pepen melon roşi tomatoes çapı onion kartofi potatoes ROMANIAN ENGLISH
- 18. Memory strategy vinete aubergine piersika peach sıtrugur grapes mır apple pepen melon roşi tomatoes çapı onion kartofi potatoes ROMANIAN ENGLISH
- 22. Kinesthetic Auditory Visual yell gossip boast