用艾宾浩斯遗忘曲线复习考研（Review Ebbinghauss forgetting curve）.docVIP

用艾宾浩斯遗忘曲线复习考研（Review Ebbinghauss forgetting curve） Prepare and review PubMed also have a little time, and then very headache is to forget, forget, forget, the enthusiasm of the people down. Definitely think of it later in memory of the New Oriental School, feeling not only can use it back the word, all the content can be used to customize a review schedule, and is very necessary, now to explain this Dongdong how to recite words I. determination of review points (based on Ebbinghauss memory curve): 1. the first memory cycle: 5 minutes 2., second memory cycles: 30 minutes 3., third memory cycles: 12 hours 4., fourth memory cycles: 1 days 5., fifth memory cycles: 2 days 6., sixth memory cycles: 4 days 7., seventh memory cycles: 7 days 8., eighth memory cycles: 14 days Two, reciting methods: 1. words to record on the contents of the memory (sound of Xingyi): (a) the pronunciation of words (b) spelling of words (c) the Chinese interpretation of words 2., the specific process of reading every day (according to two courses, each class usually five units, ten words per unit): A) recite a unit of ten words (about 5 minutes), return immediately to the unit, and review the unit for the first word (about a few tens of seconds) B) return the 1~5 unit (about 30 minutes) by the way above, return to the first word of the lesson and review the whole lesson (two or three minutes) (c) in the same way, the end of the 6~10 unit, that is, the day of the second lesson to end (d) equivalent to each class being divided into five smaller units (ten per unit), each small unit as a review system; Every 5 small units make up a large unit, that is, a lesson. This is a complete review system. It takes about two hours or so to teach a lesson, So it takes no more than two hours to recite new words every day (the first 12 days). 3. review process: (a) review method: use a telephone card to cover Chinese / English definitions, and try to remember what the word corresponds to, Words that cant be remem