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Memory development and sensory resources

Voice recorder. Outspoken student. Memory development.

The best way to develop a student’s memory is through practise. Learners have preferences when it comes to memory development. Here are some resources that will help the visual learner, auditory learner, read-write learner and kinesthetic learner. Memory development and sensory learners Visual Charts, posters, maps, and diagrams are visual images …

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4 Letters – one sound: Improve spelling with 5 word lists of 4-letter graphemes

4 Letters same sound

Learning to spell big words can be easy with these 5 word lists of graphemes made up of 4 letters or tetragraph. Having all these words in one place that include graphemes with 4 letters, makes learning to spell new words very engaging. It is important to learn how to …

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Trigraph: Spell better with 19 word lists of 3-letter graphemes

Trigraph edited photo. Whiteboard photo by Katerina Holmes on Pexels.com.

Make study time fun with these trigraph word lists. Having all these words in one place that include a trigraph in them, makes learning to spell new words very engaging. It is important to learn how to spell words that have a grapheme as this is critical to being able …

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Digraph: Improve spelling with 22 word lists of 2-letter graphemes

Digraph. Edited photo. Photo of classroom by Katerina Holmes on pexels.com

Learn to spell hundreds of words easily with our digraph word lists. Having all these words in one place that include a digraph in them, makes learning to spell new words very engaging and fun. It is important to learn how to spell words that have a grapheme as this …

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16 Debate topics and points to master argumentative essays

Debate topics

You can write a great argumentative essay if you have general knowledge about how society functions and a structure for an argumentative essay to express your points. Your knowledge of many debate topics prepares you to argue for or against any statement that is presented in a question. Your argument …

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