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LIDecoding and encoding consonant le syllables!
••My Phonics Rules resource in my TPT breaks down this rule and a lot of others! Comment PHONICS for link! 🖤
#englishlanguage #learntoread #spelling #elementaryschool #phonics
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ULMost students think they’re “bad at studying”
when in reality… they were just taught the wrong habits.
Let’s break these down 👇
1. Staying up past 11pm
I know it feels productive. But after ~11pm, your brain is biologically worse at encoding new information. You’re rereading, zoning out, and stealing from tomorrow’s memory by sacrificing sleep. If you don’t remember it the next day, this is why.
2. Rereading the textbook
This is the biggest illusion. Familiarity feels like understanding, but recognition ≠ recall. Your brain gets good at seeing the words, not pulling the ideas out on its own during an exam.
3. Highlighting notes
Highlighting feels organized, not effective. It’s a passive task, which means your brain isn’t being forced to retrieve, struggle, or decide what actually matters. Pretty notes don’t create strong memory pathways.
4. Studying with your phone nearby
Whether your phone is face-up or on silent, your brain is still allocating attention to the possibility of a notification. That constant background distraction lowers focus and slows learning way more than people realize.
5. Watching YouTube videos
Videos make things feel clear while you’re watching. But clarity from someone else explaining ≠ you being able to explain it yourself. If you haven’t paused and tried to recall or solve it alone, you won’t remember most of it.
Study tips that ACTUALLY work incorporate both active recall and metacognition, such as the 20-70-10 Review System and The 3-Layer Build that I explained in past videos…
If you want the exact study strategies I use at Harvard to remember more in less time, comment STUDY and I’ll send them to you 🧠
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AAThis “study crawl” concept from @jemmaviolet is also a good hack for associating specific knowledge with different places (a.k.a. memory encoding), which makes knowledge easier to recall.
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JIEver notice how your brain holds onto certain memories without effort?
Your brain stores information more effectively when it is connected to emotion, or a vivid mental picture.
This is because emotional and visual encoding activates multiple brain regions at once, creating stronger and more durable neural pathways.
This is also why plain information is easy to forget. It has no hooks. No color, no feeling.
But when you add visualization or attach an idea to something meaningful, you turn it into a mental experience.
Suddenly, your brain has something to hold onto.
💬 What's your favorite song? The one you could sing word for word, even if it's been years since you last heard it. 👇
📌 Save this post as a reminder to make your learning more visual and emotional.
🔁 Share it with someone who wants to strengthen their memory.
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TOSome phonics rules are straightforward (like soft C) and some are not (like soft G). Either way, you don’t have to shy away from teaching tough rules to your little one! My newest course includes the advanced phonics sound cards with the rule and sample words, videos like this, and fluency passages… all to build your confidence in teaching and your child’s confidence in reading and spelling! 💪🏽 #phonics #decoding #encoding #toddlerscanread
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ST👉🏻THE MUSCLE MEMORY METHOD
For: Formulas, equations, reactions
Write the same formula/equation 15 times WHILE saying it aloud
Hand movement + verbal repetition = dual encoding
Your hand will “remember” it during exam panic, Works because motor cortex stores different than verbal memory
✨Example: Write “n = m/M” 15x while saying “moles equals mass over molar mass”
👉🏻THE ACRONYM VIOLENCE METHOD
For: Lists, series, groups
Make acronyms but with shock value (your brain alerts to threats)
🍎Reactivity Series: “Please Send Charlie’s Mangy Zebra Away In The Lead Coffin”
Potassium Sodium Calcium Magnesium Zinc Aluminum Iron Tin Lead Copper
🍓Strong Acids: “Hippos Need Cool Baths Silly Humans Provide”
HCl HNO₃ HClO₄ HBr H₂SO₄ HI HClO₃
👉🏻THE FINGER TAP ENCODING
For: Formulas with multiple variables
Tap different fingers for each variable while reciting
Example - Ideal Gas Law (PV=nRT):
Thumb = P (Pressure)
Index = V (Volume)
Middle = n (moles)
Ring = R (constant)
Pinky = T (Temperature)
Tap fingers in sequence while saying it. Your fingers become triggers.
👉🏻THE OPPOSITE PAIR TRICK
For: Distinguishing similar concepts
Learn opposites side-by-side with exaggerated differences
Examples:
Oxidation = UGLY (loses electrons, loses beauty) / Reduction = BEAUTIFUL (gains electrons, gains beauty)
Exothermic = FIRE/HOT / Endothermic = ICE/COLD
Anode = NEGATIVE Nancy / Cathode = POSITIVE Paul
👉🏻THE METAMORPHOSIS CHAIN
For: Organic conversion sequences
Visualize organic molecules as Pokemon evolving
✨Example Chain:
Alkane → (halogenation) → Haloalkane → (substitution with OH) → Alcohol → (oxidation) → Aldehyde → (further oxidation) → Carboxylic Acid
✨Think: “Squirtle → Wartortle → Blastoise” but with molecules.
👉🏻TOP 5 HIGHEST-IMPACT METHODS FOR CHEMISTRY:
Muscle Memory Method (formulas) - 15x writing + saying
Trigger Word Explosion (knowing what to use when)
Opposite Pair Trick (distinguishing similar concepts)
Pattern Theft (don’t understand, just copy templates)
Exam Trigger Setup (physical cues for recall under pressure)
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JADaily dictation has set us up for decoding and encoding success. Remember, this is in service to comprehension down the line. Everything we do is connected to meaning making. Let us know how your phonics block is going in the comments! •
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CLThe library built to outlast humanity.
This piece of glass can store data for 10,000 years and is kept in a library managed by robots.
A laser etches the data inside the glass, permanently encoding it. One piece can store the equivalent of 13 years worth of music or 3,500 movies.
When your great-great-great-great grandkids are ready to read it, little robots go and fetch the right glass card and bring it to a microscope that scans the data and decodes.
To find out when you might have a glass library of your own, follow along!
#science #tech #data #laser #robot shorts
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MSPhoneme Segmentation is the ability to break words into their individual sounds. Use Stretchy Snake to make this engaging & fun! Research has shown that phonemic awareness makes the biggest impact on reading & spelling when you connect sounds to print. #phonologicalawareness #phonemicawareness #phonemicawarenessskills #scienceofreading #sor #structuredliteracy #kindergarten #firstgrade #phonics #phonicsinstruction #wordawareness #intervention #decoding #encoding #phonemesegmentation
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LO⁉️Did you know that your child can learn to spell before they learn to read? With the right materials and a strong knowledge of letter sounds, children can progress from phonological awareness to alphabetic principle—the recognition that letters represent the sounds of speech.
While individual timelines are unique, children are typically ready to begin playfully learning letter sounds by age 3. With repetition and practice, by 3½ to 4 years old, a child may start breaking down a word into its individual sounds, known as “encoding,” and translating a written word into speech, or “decoding.”
But often, preschoolers and kindergarteners don’t have the necessary hand strength to write letters and words yet. A tool like the Montessori Moveable Alphabet Game can bridge this gap: Your little one can practice spelling and begin to read words by simply moving around the wooden letters.
🌟You can find the Montessori Moveable Alphabet Game in The Persister Play Kit for months 55 to 57 via the link in our bio.
#LoveveryLiteracy #ThePersister #LiteracyGames #Encoding #Decoding #MoveableAlphabet
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DR🧠 MYTH OR FACT?
“Trauma memories are always accurate.”
This one trips people up—and it’s understandable. Traumatic events feel unforgettable. But high stress can actually distort memory encoding and recall. Sometimes, key details get fuzzy or even go missing altogether.
As a forensic neuropsychologist, I see this all the time. Trauma can shift how memory works. Context matters.
🎥 Save this post for the next time someone tells you memory is like a video camera (spoiler: it’s not).
👇 What other myths about trauma or memory have you heard? Drop them in the comments—I might tackle them next.
#MentalHealthMyths #TraumaAwareness #NeuropsychologyFacts #TraumaPsychology #BrainScience #ForensicPsychology #AskDrJudy #MentalHealthEducation #PsychFacts #TherapistOnInstagram #TraumaHealing #GreenScreenReel #ReelWithADoc
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