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Tag: Mark Pennington
Characteristics of Middle School Learners
Knowing the developmental characteristics of middle school students allows teaching professionals to maximize learning. These learner characteristics enable teachers to better motivate their students and inform…
Top Ten Memory Tips
Improving memory helps in all walks of life: business, school, and relationships. Learning and applying the Top Ten Memory Tips will significantly improve your short and…
Five Objective Test Tips
Objective tests pose many problems for test-takers. Knowing the strategies of how to answer multiple choice, matching, fill in the blank, and true-false test problems can…
How to Take Tests
Although your effective test study does increase the likelihood of test success, it is only half of the equation. The other critical half is how you…
Taking True-False Tests
Students say that they like true-false tests; however, it is hard to earn an A on these types of tests. This article details the tips that…
How to Memorize Using the This Old Man Technique
Who would think that a simple nursery rhyme, “This Old Man,” could help you memorize ten completely unrelated items in perfect order. Useful for test study…
How to Memorize Using the Location Memory Technique
Location! Location! Location! The real estate professionals haven’t cornered the market on this strategy. Developed by the ancient Greeks, using familiar locations to memorize many ideas…
How to Memorize Using the Linking Technique
The linking memory technique is one of the best memory methods to memorize lists of seemingly unrelated objects. Great for revising Cornell Notes, for test prep,…