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crl-14129	Fraser, David	Memory Skills: Whose Concern?	1985	7	.pdf	application/pdf	4434	217	57	When most of us are con- fronted by the task of studying and memo- rizing an entirely new piece of information-for instance an historical event, or a scientific formula, or the ele- ments of a literary plot-we apparently ei- ther search in prior memory for something similar with which to associate the new in- formation, or we concoct some kind of memory strategy, verbal or visual, clever or mundane, by which that unfamiliar new material can not only be initially proc- essed, but be permanently retained and readily recalled .23 Mature learners re- alize how to improve memory by linking new information to old information al- ready stored in long-term memory . Could there, in fact, be certain right types of memory strategies that would be particularly effective for us when matched to particular media-one group of strate- gies, perhaps, for verbal media and an- other type for pictorial media?	cache/crl-14129.pdf	txt/crl-14129.txt