Learning Styles & Memorizing Techniques

Learning Styles & Memorizing Techniques

This exceptional session delivered by Anastasia Malkovich, a recent CELTA graduate (CELTA  stands for Cambridge’s “Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages”) revealed the secrets of effective learning. Learning a foreign language involves a good deal of memorizing: irregular verbs, tricky nouns, phrasal verbs and so on. Anastasia carefully collected the cutting-edge tricks and techniques and generously shared them with the participants. 

ICAN Club practice English in Minsk, effectively memorize and remember, learning style, Anastacia Malkovich, CELTA

The session covered the identification of the participants' learning styles and the overview of the most effective memorizing techniques.

 Understand your EFL/ESL learning styles will help you learn English more effectively.     ICAN Club practice English in Minsk, effectively memorize and remember, learning style, Anastacia Malkovich, CELTA

 ICAN Club practice English in Minsk, effectively memorize and remember, learning style, Anastacia Malkovich, CELTA     ICAN Club practice English in Minsk, effectively memorize and remember, learning style, Anastacia Malkovich, CELTA

ICAN Club practice English in Minsk, effectively memorize and remember, learning style, Anastacia Malkovich, CELTAWe found out that most learners use techniques from all learning styles, however understanding your preferences allows you to make informed decision on what method to choose. The detailed questionnaire prepared by Anastacia allowed everybody to identify what works for us better. 

Understanding your own self and finding the most effective way to study is not always an easy task. Most of us have come through conventional school that recongnises old time-tested techniques and often ignores recent discoveries and invetions in psychology, managements, information science and other fields. To remaned attuned, we should keep questioning our methods of learning and keep looking for effectiveness. 


ICAN Club practice English in Minsk, effectively memorize and remember, learning style, Anastacia Malkovich, CELTA   ICAN Club practice English in Minsk, effectively memorize and remember, learning style, Anastacia Malkovich, CELTA
To help participants better understand the diffence between learning styles, Anastacial used the Think-Pair-Share technique.
ICAN Club practice English in Minsk, effectively memorize and remember, learning style, Anastacia Malkovich, CELTA   ICAN Club practice English in Minsk, effectively memorize and remember, learning style, Anastacia Malkovich, CELTA
At the final round of the session the particpants summarized what they had learned and shared the techniques they use in their practice of languege learning. 
ICAN Club practice English in Minsk, effectively memorize and remember, learning style, Anastacia Malkovich, CELTA   ICAN Club practice English in Minsk, effectively memorize and remember, learning style, Anastacia Malkovich, CELTA
According to the participants, the session was highly effective. Everybody appericated Anastacia's scrupulous preparation, the queslity of the presentation and the handouts and also her friendliness and professional command of the language.
If you wish to invite Anastacia Malkovich to conduct a similar or another session with you, you can contact here through our site or direct through Anastacia's Facebook page.
We all thank Anastacia for preparing and making this session for us. Please, share in the comments which effective learning techniques you use and how this improved your ecperiences of learning English. Also, share links to useful theories and methods. 







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Valiantsina (Val) is the founder and leader of ICAN Club, the owner and the admin of this site. She is the person to approach whenever you need help or advice. Val is an experienced teacher of English, who has worked in a variety of contexts and capacities and also as an interpreter/translator for international organizations, such as the World Bank, UNESCO, the Council of Europe, etc. She is an ideal candidate for cross-border creative educational projects.