Recitation As a Factor in Memorizing
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You should never look away from the paper; never close your eyes to see if you can say the words; in fact never say a single word unless you are actually looking at it, actually reading it. Remember you are to read through from the first to the last every time.
"After you have read the words through and through in this way for a while, I am going to give you a signal 'Recite'. When I say 'Recite' you are to hold your paper in front of you so that when you are looking straight ahead, you look ov...er the top of it and you can see it by glancing downward a little like this. Now you are to try to say to yourselves as many of the syllables as you can without looking at the card. When you cannot remember the next word look down at your card and then go on saying as many of them as possible without looking. Glance at the card again whenever you cannot remember. Go through the list from the first word to the last in this way and continue until the word 'Time' is given.
Remember you are not to look at the words unless you absolutely have to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You should never look away from the paper; never close your eyes to see if you can say the words; in fact never say a single word unless you are actually looking at it, actually reading it. Remember you are to read through from the first to the last every time.
"After you have read the words through and through in this way for a while, I am going to give you a signal 'Recite'. When I say 'Recite' you are to hold your paper in front of you so that when you are looking straight ahead, you look ov...er the top of it and you can see it by glancing downward a little like this. Now you are to try to say to yourselves as many of the syllables as you can without looking at the card. When you cannot remember the next word look down at your card and then go on saying as many of them as possible without looking. Glance at the card again whenever you cannot remember. Go through the list from the first word to the last in this way and continue until the word 'Time' is given.
Remember you are not to look at the words unless you absolutely have to.
What to read after Recitation As a Factor in Memorizing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur I Arthur Irving Gates to read onlineMoreLess
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