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Show students how to transfer knowledge and skills from one subject to another. Make lessons more relevant and help students retain what they've learned.
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Daniel Jaconetti
reviewed Retention Theory for Teachers on December 10, 2018 Retention Theory for Teachers
A well-researched book on children's fantasy lives, particulary imaginary companions. Taylor tackles common questions like if the behavior is normal, what characteristics these children have, and if they can differentiate fantasy from reality. There were several case studies of children's imaginary companions, which was really amusing to read about. I also particularly liked one of the final chapters comparing children's interactions with their imaginary friends to the perception fiction writers sometimes have of their characters surprising them and controlling their own actions to what children.
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Add Retention Theory for Teachers, In this book, Madeline Hunter presents five factors to help students remember what they have learned: meaning; feeling tone, degree of original learning, practice schedule, and transfer., Retention Theory for Teachers to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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