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forgetting. Yet, the level of overlearning is reached individually after each
                               learner  performs  a  number  of  repetitions.  At  the  same  time,  mindless

                               repetitions cannot be treated as overlearning. time spent on learning – It is
                               important  how  long  and  how  often  repetitions  and  exercises  are  done.

                               Frequent and short exercises are more efficient than rare and long ones

                               (Woźnicki, T./ Zawadzka, E. 1979: 30-40).
                           L.  The Characteristic Of Children’s Memory


                                      Learning  styles  are  various  ways  of  learning.  They  involve

                               education methods, characteristic for an individual, which are used by the
                               individual to learn best. The alleged basis and efficacy for these proposals

                               have  been  extensively  criticized.  Learning  styles  depend  on  individual
                               preferences, and, according to Nail Fleming, such styles may be divided into

                               four categories.

                                      The fist group is made of visual learners, who, as the term suggests
                               plies, receive most information visually. These learners have a tendency to

                               do well at public schools because most of what they are taught is presented
                               through visual teaching tools. They do well with visual aids like pictures.

                               For  visual  learners,  the  easiest  way  to  learn  is  watching  and  calling  up
                               visuals in their minds to remember what they studied in the past. They have

                               a tendency toward appreciating arts: crafts, painting or drama. They tend to

                               be creative and imaginative.
                                      The  second  group  are  auditory  learners  who  tend  to  learn  better

                               through listening. They listen to instructions and follow them in such a way

                               that they can gather large amounts of information and deal with it. Auditory
                               learners are very good at listening to lectures and conversations for a longer

                               time without getting bored. They are more concentrated than visual learners
                               and may be more discerning and attentive in the class. They prefer to study

                               with music in the background. These students may also be creative and
                               imaginative. They are good at listening to information and reproducing it in

                               their individual ways.

                                      Students with another style known as kinesthetic learning might be
                               mistaken  for  too  active  in  the  classroom.  They  do  not  like  waiting  for




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