To fully comprehend a message requires sustained concentration to pay attention, perceive and interpret what is seen or heard, decoding the meaning by integrating it with existing knowledge and experiences, and learning through storing this information in memory so it can be recalled later. Concentration, perception, decoding, and learning are essential steps to understanding and memorizing a message.
To fully comprehend a message requires sustained concentration to pay attention, perceive and interpret what is seen or heard, decoding the meaning by integrating it with existing knowledge and experiences, and learning through storing this information in memory so it can be recalled later. Concentration, perception, decoding, and learning are essential steps to understanding and memorizing a message.
To fully comprehend a message requires sustained concentration to pay attention, perceive and interpret what is seen or heard, decoding the meaning by integrating it with existing knowledge and experiences, and learning through storing this information in memory so it can be recalled later. Concentration, perception, decoding, and learning are essential steps to understanding and memorizing a message.
To fully comprehend a message requires sustained concentration to pay attention, perceive and interpret what is seen or heard, decoding the meaning by integrating it with existing knowledge and experiences, and learning through storing this information in memory so it can be recalled later. Concentration, perception, decoding, and learning are essential steps to understanding and memorizing a message.
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Pay attention
- Focus on your attention on something for some length of time
- This means Concentration - Concentration is an act of will, cannot take place automatically - The will to focus attention on the message must be sustained in order to carry out all the actions needed to fully comprehend the message Perceive the message - One to see or hear it - One has to interpret whatever one has seen or heard - Perception means interpretation Decoding the message - Ability to decipher the message i.e. he is able to ascribe the meaning to written word - Integrating the message with foreknowledge - Range of ones existing knowledge and past experiences Learning - Store something that one has perceived and decoded - So that he will recall that information at later stage - Ability to recall to memory or to remember that makes learning possible MEMORIZING