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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Grammar in 2 sentences URGENT! PLZ
1- Firstly, Information inters memory into sensory register where information records by seeing, hearing or other sensory.
2- It is very important because learner makes sense of what he/she learns. Then, information will stay for a long time in memory. For example; when the learner sees the word of “MOONSTAR”, he/she links the word into two; moon and star.
2- It is very important because learner makes sense of what he/she learns. Then, information will stay for a long time in memory. For example; when the learner sees the word of “MOONSTAR”, he/she links the word into two; moon and star.
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First, information enters into a sensory register where the information records by seeing, hearing or other sensory means. It is very imporatnt because the learner must make sense of what she/he learns. Then the information will stay for a long time in memory.
- First, information enters into a sensory register where the information records by seeing, hearing or other sensory means.
- It is very imporatnt because the learner must make sense of what she/he learns.
- Then the information will stay for a long time in memory.
- For example, when the learner sees the word "MOONSTAR," he/she links the word with two images: moon and star.
- I'm not clear what you are trying to say in the first sentence, so it is difficult to say it better.
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First, information enters into a sensory register where the information records by seeing, hearing or other sensory means.
It is very imporatnt because the learner must make sense of what she/he learns. Then the information will stay for a long time in memory. For example, when the learner sees the word "MOONSTAR," he/she links the word with two images: moon and star.
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It is very imporatnt because the learner must make sense of what she/he learns. Then the information will stay for a long time in memory. For example, when the learner sees the word "MOONSTAR," he/she links the word with two images: moon and star.
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