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Wilson Mar (wilsonmar@earthlink.net)
See, Tips on how to learn anything easier and faster
310.320-7878 Box 3684 Torrance, CA 90510.
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Knowledge fills a large brain; it merely inflates a small one.
—Anon.
Ask a pre-school or Kindergarden teacher for ways to make learning fun.
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Bombard ALL your senses
— seeing, hearing, talking, smelling, touching.
- KINESTHETICS: Write or type what you have to remember on a card.
- CONCEPTUALS: Find where the information fits in an outline.
- CONCEPTUALS: Read what is around it to understand the context.
- CONCEPTUALS: Find examples of how it is used.
- VISUALS: Close your eyes and from memory see the words in your head.
- VISUALS: Post the card up in several places (refrigerator door, computer screen, mirror, briefcase, etc.)
- VISUALS: Carry the card with you and look at it several times a day.
- VERBALS: Say the words out loud whenever you see the card.
- KINESTHETICS Movement: Learn how the deaf use sign language for the words.
- AUDITORY Sound: Tape record the words and play it back on a portable casette player (while you are driving, etc.).
- SMELL: Get scented markers and mark up the words.
 | Purple - grape - person's name
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| Brown - cinnemon - physical object (house, car, etc.) |
| Blue - blueberry - inputs of time or money |
| Cyan - mint - place name
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| Green - apply - action or process |
| Orange - orange - adjective, description
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| Red - cherry - documents or outputs |
| Black - licorice - moral or lesson learned |
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We welcome your comments, suggestions, and especially criticisms.
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