February 17, 2008at 2:39 pm
· Filed under Learn Polish, Learn Russian, Memory and language learning
Mnemonics
July 11, 1975 Stanford university did a study on teaching Russian vocabulary with memory mnemonics. The mnemonics study was called “Teaching a Large Russian Language Vocabulary by the Mnemonic Keyword Method”. The result was those who used memory mnemonics to learn Russian, learned Russian vocabulary faster and performed better on tests than people who do not us mnemonics. There may be many skeptics, but let the facts speak for themselves if you look at this study. It was done on a large sample of US military personal.
I think to learn a language everything is good and if would recommend memory mnemonics to learn a language.
By the way I am writing my Learn a language with mnemonics
hardest language or any other language including Russian. I think my subsequent language programs will also include mnemonics
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