ChatAbout GRE Word of The Day
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What is Memory?
Memory is the retention of, and ability to recall, information, personal experiences, and procedures (skills and habits).
It is connection of new picture/thoughts/information with the picture/thoughts/information which already stored in brain/mind.
Subjectivity in remembering involves at least three important factors:
>> Memories are constructions made in accordance with present needs, desires, influences, etc.
>> Memories are often accompanied by feelings and emotions.
>> Memory usually involves awareness of the memory (Schacter 1996).
How our brain works?
let us understand the structure of the brain of a human being……..
Left brain generally governs the use of language, mathematical computation and other orderly conceptual or abstract analysis. The right brain is generally superior in tasks involving spatial relationships, activities involving visualization and movement and skills such as mechanical ability.
Therefore ,as much as we try to memorise words by way of associating it and making it ridiculous, greater opportunity we we’d have to learn, maintaining the genuine sense of the world.
The New Science Of Memorising Words
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GRE Word of the Day directly to your inbox everyday. It’s an innovative program that will help you prepare for the GRE and best of all it’s free! The questions you receive will be an assortment of latest words.
>> Includes words reported by actual test takers.
>> Enter own example sentences.
>> Give the correct reply in comment box.
>> Words hand picked after researching innumerable GRE, SAT, GMAT, CAT tests.
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vaibhav
Balaji
veerareddy
#1. May 27th, 2006, at 10:52 PM.
which you have given words, not acrossed in GRE barrons. should i
believe in you.
my suggestion is please send GRE words min TEN words per day.
which you have sended is not enough.