Стр.99 Модуль 5 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 8 класс
5h Curricular: PSHE 1 Read the title of the text, the introduction and the headings in Ex. 2. How can we improve our memory?
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5h Curricular: PSHE
1 Read the title of the text, the introduction and the headings in Ex. 2. How can we improve our memory? Read and check.
Study skills
Open cloze
Read the text once to get the genera! idea. Read again and try to identify what part of speech each missing word is e.g. verb, noun, conjuction, etc. Pay attention to the words before and after each gap. They will help you do the task. Read the completed text to see if it makes sense.
Train your brain!
You forgot someonetasks name, you left your essay at home or maybe you cantaskt remember where you parked your car! Memory is your ability to store, retain and recall information in your brain, but sometimes our memories let us down. Fortunately, there are lots of creative tricks you can use to keep your memory in top form!
1 Try breaking down strings of information, like phone numbers, into smaller chunks. So instead of trying to remember 791845, remember it as 79 18 45. This works even better if you associate something meaningful with each chunk, too. Lettasks say youtaskre studying for a History degree at university. You could say 79 AD is the year Vesuvius erupted in Pompeii, 18 is your age and 45 is your room number in your hall of residence. Finding personal connections like this anchors information in your memory.
2 Try thinking in images rather than words. Lettasks say you have a new part-time job and your bosstasks name is Alice Barker. To remind you of her name, make some connections: Alice with Alice in Wonderland and Barker with a huge barking dog. Now picture Alice falling down the rabbit hole closely followed by a snarling dog. The more vivid and weird the images, the better this technique works.
3 Mnemonics such as "30 days has September, April, June and November ..." have long been used by people to help them remember tricky information. So the next time you need to remember the spelling of a difficult word or the names of some people youtaskve just met, why not try coming up with your own silly rhyme, song or poem? The sillier and funnier the better!
4 The Romans used a visualisation technique called tasklocitask to remember lists of things. Imagine a room in your house. Mentally place the things you need to remember on the furniture. When you want to recall the items, take an imaginary walk around the room. When you recall the furniture, which is easy because the room is familiar to you, youtaskll recall the objects easily, too.
5 This is true, but psychologists say that we remember more effectively when we space out our learning. So dontaskt cram for tests and exams! When trying to memorise new words in a foreign language, for instance, repeat them a few times, then take a break. Then come back to them. Perhaps put flashcards around the house with words written on them ... you will remember seeing them and they will be slowly burnt into your long-term memory.
These are just a few tips. Experiment to see what works best for you! Above all, eat well and get plenty of sleep and exercise. Staying healthy will give your memory the best boost of all!
Check these words
retain, recall, let sb down, keep in top form, chunk, break down, string of information, erupt, personal connection, barking, snarling, weird, mnemonics, tricky, rhyme, visualisation, mentally, effectively, space out, cram for, take a break, burnt into your memory, long-term memory, boost
2 Read again and match the headings with the paragraphs. There is one extra heading. Justify your answers.
A LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION!
В WORD ASSOCIATION
C PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
D SEEK EXPERT ADVICE
E THINKING IN PICTURES
F SEPARATE INTO BLOCKS
3 Find all the phrasal verbs in the text. Make sentences using them.
4 Complete with: remember, memorise, recall, remind.
1 Remind me to call John tonight!
2 Remember to lock the front door!
3 Memorise these 10 words for Monday.
4 I can recall happy times playing in the park when I was young.
5 a) Listen and read. Use the information in the text to explain how we can train our brains to remember things. Which techniques do you think can help you?
b) ICT Do some Internet research on other memory techniques you can use. Use the key words: ways to improve your memory. Tell the class.