0 the act or process of learning something so that you will remember it exactly: --
memorization techniques
the memorization of long lists of vocabulary
These data suggest that none of the diagnostic groups relied on memorization of individual exemplars when learning new categories.
He implies that such work employed the instrumentality of musical notation, but does not rule out that memorization by rote may have sufficed.
Purpose: to increase the likelihood that learning takes place, that is, better memorization and assimilation of the information as a cognitive scheme.
It applies to general strategies like problem solving by analogy, perceptual strategies, memorization strategies, and the like.
These similarities reflect the arbitrary nature of the labels and the rote memorization that is required to learn them.
The enhancement technique, coupled with attention to meaning, therefore leads to more generalizable, non-item-specific learning than the memorization encouraged in the implicit condition.
Thus, larger units are phonologically easier to process but may be orthographically harder to process, as they require the memorization of bigger letter clusters.
Part of the purpose of learning these modifications is mnemonic reinforcement of accurate memorization.
