Note that this is not a new book! But rather it's a new package of Dr McPherson's top-seller Effective Notetaking with the new edition of How to Practice and Revise
This is for those who only want these two study skills books. For those who want the full set, I recommend you buy the Study Skills Boxset and save even more (nearly 40%).
This game uses mnemonic images from my book Beginning Ancient Greek to help you associate Greek letters with their English counterparts. The images are chosen to cue you to the sounds of the letters.
The task is to drag each Greek letter to its matching image/English letter.
This is the first of two tests.
If you want to learn the letters, check out the training sets:
This game uses mnemonic images from my book Beginning Ancient Greek to help you associate Greek letters with their English counterparts. The images are chosen to cue you to the sounds of the letters.
The task is to drag each Greek letter to its matching image/English letter.
This is the first of two tests.
If you want to learn the letters, check out the training sets:
This game uses mnemonic images from my book Beginning Ancient Greek to help you associate Greek letters with their English counterparts. The images are chosen to cue you to the sounds of the letters.
The task is to drag each Greek letter to its matching image/English letter. You'll find you need to click the letter onto the image to make it stick. As this is a training game, the letters won't stick where they're not correct. There are three training sets, covering all 24 letters.
This game uses mnemonic images from my book Beginning Ancient Greek to help you associate Greek letters with their English counterparts. The images are chosen to cue you to the sounds of the letters.
The task is to drag each Greek letter to its matching image/English letter. You'll find you need to click the letter onto the image to make it stick. As this is a training game, the letters won't stick where they're not correct. There are three training sets, covering all 24 letters.
This game uses mnemonic images from my book Beginning Ancient Greek to help you associate Greek letters with their English counterparts. The images are chosen to cue you to the sounds of the letters.
The task is to drag each Greek letter to its matching image/English letter. You'll find you need to click the letter onto the image to make it stick. As this is a training game, the letters won't stick where they're not correct. There are three training sets, covering all 24 letters.
I have a number of pages listing links to websites that may be useful to my readers. Most of these are educational sites; some relate to memory in general, specific strategies, aging, dementia, or other neurological disorders.