P7 - Retention Flashcards

1
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Key example

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Nigel Richards, World Scrabble Champion including French scrabble championship

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Forgetting curve

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Steepest right after learning but tapers off. It’s like a leaky bucket but most of the holes near the top.

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Interference

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Overwriting old memories with new ones. Learning French just after you have learned Spanish.

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4
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Relearning

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Relearning is much faster, it’s like repair work.

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5
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Four mechanisms to prevent forgetting

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Spacing, Proceduralization, Overlearning, Mnemonics

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Spacing

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Repeat to remember. Spread learning sessions over more intervals over longer periods of time.

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Proceduralization

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Automatic will endure. e.g. Learning bicycling. Most skills proceed from declarative to procedural as you practice more.

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8
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Overlearning

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Practice beyond perfect. Additional practice beyond required will be saved in memory longer.

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9
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Mnemonics

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A picture retains a thousand words.

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