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想起 / 認識 / 学び直す


言い換えれば貴方が学んだことを忘れたらそれが何のことでもあなたに意味がないということです
メモリーは私たちが生きて行くために本当に大事なことなんです　
これからどうやって記憶するのか説明します

１．想起　（recall）
記憶からまた必要な情報を浮かべること。例えば、
“二次世界大戦は＿＿＿＿＿年に勃発した”の正確を考えるのが想起です

２．認識 ( recognition)
覚えているけど正確に記憶できないこと
例えば、貴方が前に行った食堂に行きたいけど、そのレストランがどこにあるか、はっきり覚えていないとき、周りの道をいきながら、その建物に似ている建物を探すのが、「認識」です
学校の試験で４この選択肢からえらぶ時に会ったと考える一つを選ぶのができるのが認識です.
例えば、想起は英語で何といますか？
-    Retention
-    Recall
-    Relearning
-    Recognition

３．学び直す(relearning)
前に学んだことをもう一度学ぶこと
学校の試験の前以前に学んだことをまた勉強するのが学び直す

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