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Memorization

Explore how memorization is a vital step in the process of true learning and knowledge acquisition. Discover the evolution of learning from information gathering to problem-solving. Gain insights into why memory is essential for educational success.

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Memorization

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  1. Memorization A NecessaryEvil

  2. Finally, a few words about memory… • One of the lamest excuses for failure in any course is “The teacher expected us to memorize, and that’s not learning.” • Baloney! • Lets consider the evolution of learning. • In the first step, the learner acquires information.

  3. When knowledge is sufficient, the learner begins to understand, but even in the process of understanding, more information is gathered and stored. • Understanding eventually leads to insight and discovery.

  4. Which reminds me of something a very sage teacher wrote many years ago. • “It takes some students twice as long to tell me what they think as it takes them to tell me what they know.” • This course is mostly about uploading information, and that requires putting data into your memory.

  5. The learner then stores (memorizes) that information. • When enough information is stored, the learner has laid the foundation for knowledge which is knowing the information that has been stored. • Knowledge grows as more information is gathered and stored (memorized).

  6. Eventually, the learner will have enough understanding, insight, and knowledge to solve problems and to retrieve the information he/she has stored in creative ways. • Too many students want to move to the end-loading portion of this process before they have up-loaded anything.

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