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HOW TO LEARN FASTER 444 MEANING PHRASES 1. Listen and chorus with audio 1 to 2 minutes. 2. Listen and copy print 1 to 2 minutes. 3. Listen and trace print 1 to 2 minutes. Total time 3 to 6 minutes. Optional. 4. Write 100 word essay or fast-write 3 minutes. HOW TO LEARN FASTER TEST 333 1. Listen and chorus with audio 1 minute 2. Listen and copy print 1 minute 3. Listen and trace print 1 minute 4. Tellback 1.5 minutes 5. Listen to tellback 1.5 minutes while adding to notes. 6. Write 100 word essay or fast-write 3 minutes Total time 9 minutes.

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CREATING VAKT MULTI-SENSORY MEMORIES Visual print shapes are connected with sounds. Auditory sounds are matched with shapes of printed phrases. Kinesthetic movement memories of the tongue and throat muscles are created as you chorus with the recording Kinesthetic memories are also created and refreshed as you respond to meaning phrase sounds with inner speech. Tactile memories are created as the the eyes follows the audio from phrase to phrase. ------------------------------ LEARNING GOALS Connect the sounds and print appearance with easily remembered phrase meanings. MAXIMIZE SEMANTIC MEMORY, OR MEANING MEMORY Semantic memory is your longest short term memory ability.