[ SECRET POST #3094 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3094 ⌋

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Re: ESL language question

[(Anonymous)]

Well I haven't used it for language type things like this specifically, but for things that are visual I've had to memorize, I print out flashcards. In your example, maybe a photo of a back and a pack. Then take a very large marker and write "P" over the photo of the pack, and "B" over the photo of the back. Then try taking a pen and writing "B"s all over the picture of the back (and the opposite), over and over again. Look over your flashcards often enough, and eventually your brain will start to associate the two with each other.

I used to do this type of thing when memorizing dates in Art History class, I'd write the year over a photo of the piece over and over and over and look at it repeatedly until I could look at a photo of the paining itself and immediately associate it with the year it was painted– visually it was linked with that date in my mind.