2011
DOI: 10.15385/tmed.2011.8
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Using Mnemonic Strategies to Teach Letter-Name and Letter-Sound Correspondences

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“…In his research study, he used mnemonic to improve vocabulary learning, boost memory and enhance creativity for the students. While Janet S. Shaeffer (2011) who accomplished research about Using Mnemonic Strategies to Teach Letter-Name and Letter-Sound Associations. She used three mnemonic treatments, they are pictures, jingles, and music with a kinesthetic element to acquire alphabet letter names and sounds as a foundation to literacy with a class of kindergarteners.…”
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“…In his research study, he used mnemonic to improve vocabulary learning, boost memory and enhance creativity for the students. While Janet S. Shaeffer (2011) who accomplished research about Using Mnemonic Strategies to Teach Letter-Name and Letter-Sound Associations. She used three mnemonic treatments, they are pictures, jingles, and music with a kinesthetic element to acquire alphabet letter names and sounds as a foundation to literacy with a class of kindergarteners.…”
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confidence: 99%