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The amount of time that students must be exposed to something for it to be retained is interesting.  I never would have thought of it being 6 times.  But with the additional of classroom activities, I could see how that could be feasible. 

There are different teaching methods and it must be in accordance with the students' learning style.

I consider that evaluation should be constant to reinforce what has been learned.

All styles are useful in determining the best learning process for each student.

In the area in which I work, teaching and learning are applied with different learning methods, but all of them are aimed at ensuring that the student can understand what has been learned. It is not just about memorizing but also about having a critical and practical action to be able to apply what has been learned.

When you place games to learning will make it fun but also allows the student to retain the information throughout their learning. Helpful games could be Bingo, Jeopardy, placing steps into acronyms or even making the content into a song like the School House Rock with different content that can also compare and contrast. The key idea is to make learning fun where the student understand the topic well enough to display what they have learned. I do like the Bingo blackout since that is a universal game that can be quite teachable.

When teaching, incorporate examples utilizing the four of the eight methods of learning that was discussed in this content, so you are targeting each student based on their learning style as it fit within the four methods of learning, this will aid them in understanding the concept or instruction efficiently.

These methods seem like they take more time and are not are realistic 

Learning about the new games is fun and can even consider using Chatgpt to create the puzzles and crosswords

Learned new games to play really liked the secret identity because it encompasses practical movement 

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