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How do you usually memorize new vocabulary words?  \n2. Make a list of some ways to memorize new vocabulary words.  \nWatch the video. Were the ideas that you listed in the video? What were the ideas that you didn ’t list?  \nVideo Link: [https://youtu.be/HRHUqgOaQfs](https://youtu.be/HRHUqgOaQfs)  \nLet’s practice memorizing new words!  \nFirst, take a look at this list of words. These words are all from a student’s notebook and he would like to memorize all of these words. The first step to memorizing these words is categorizing them. Which words would you categorize as “memory” words? (There are 9 memory-related words. )  \n\n| seafood | fire truck | to store | marriage | reminder |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| due to | long-term | panda | to remember | incredible |\n| to recall | retrieval cue | midnight | flip-flops | trigger |\n| absolutely | planner | stimuli | social media | delicious |\n\nSecond, write down the words that you categorized as “memory.”  \n1.    \n2.    \n3    \n4.    \n5    \n6    \n7.    \n8    \n9    \nThird, read the vocabulary words in context.  \nTip of the Tongue  \nHave you ever had that feeling of “knowing” something, but being unable to recall it? This feeling is so common that there is a phrase for it in English, “tip of the tongue.” For example, someone might say, “The name of that actress is on the tip of my tongue, but I just can’t remember it.” Many people get frustrated in this situation because they know the word or name is in their long-term memory and it’s stored somewhere in their brain, but they can’t recall it. Scientists say that there is no point getting frustrated in situations like these. You can try to use stimuli to recall the word, such as remembering what movie you’ve seen the actress in before, but if you can’t remember, it’s better to give up or even look up the word online. Stress and frustration rarely help trigger a memory. It’s better just to relax and probably you’ll remember the word sometime that night before you fall asleep anyway.  \nNext, listen to this short video about Retrieval Cues to gain more context.  \nVideo Link:  \n[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1yLQAm0zhI&ab_channel=TimeManagementandProducti](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1yLQAm0zhI&ab_channel=TimeManagementandProducti)vity  \nWhat examples does the video give for internal and external cues? Fourth, use this spaced repetition quizlet to practice the words.  \nQuizlet link: [https://quizlet.com/mx/574595586/memory-vocabulary-flash-cards/?new](https://quizlet.com/mx/574595586/memory-vocabulary-flash-cards/?new)  \n[Fifth](Fifth), use the words with your teacher. Tell your teacher a sentence for each of the following words.  \n1. a retrieval cue  \n2. a stimuli  \n3. long-term  \n[4. to](4. to) remember  \n5. a planner  \n[6. to](6. to) recall  \n7. a trigger  \n8. a reminder  \n9. to store  \nDo you remember the final two tips ofthe video? What were they?  \nDiscussion Time  \nRead the following questions about memory and have a discussion with your partner.  \n1. How do you memorize new vocabulary words? Does it work?  \n2. In your opinion, what’s the least useful way to memorize new information? Why?  \n3. How do you memorize something for a test? Is it different than memorizing something foryour life?  \n4. What are some ways you can maintain a good memory as you get older?  \n5. Are there any things that you need to set reminders for? What are they? Why can’t you remember them without reminders?  \n6. What are some things that you think you don’t need to memorize?  \n7. Have you ever tried mnemonics? For example, My Very Excellent Mother Just Served Us Noodles is a mnemonic for memorizing the planets. What do you think about mnemonics?  \n8. Is it easier for you to study at night or in the morning? Why?  \n9. Are you consistent with memorization? Why or why not?  \n10. Are you good at remembering people’s names? Why or why not?  \n11. What’s something that is easy for you to remember? Why?  \n12. 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