Teaching Strategies for Learning & Memory – Matching Game

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This interactive matching activity helps you review key teaching strategies from the document “Teaching Strategies to Strengthen Student Learning and Memory.” You will match each strategy (e.g., spaced repetition, low-stakes practice tests) with its correct description or classroom use.

By completing this activity, you will:
- Reinforce your understanding of evidence-based learning strategies
- Connect strategy names with clear, practical definitions
- Reflect on how you might apply these strategies in your own teaching

Read each item carefully and match the strategies on the left with the descriptions on the right. This can be used as a quick review, a warm-up in a workshop, or a self-check after reading the document.

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Matching Pairs Teaching Strategies for Learning & Memory – Matching GameOnline version This interactive matching activity helps you review key teaching strategies from the document “Teaching Strategies to Strengthen Student Learning and Memory.” You will match each strategy (e.g., spaced repetition, low-stakes practice tests) with its correct description or classroom use. By completing this activity, you will: - Reinforce your understanding of evidence-based learning strategies - Connect strategy names with clear, practical definitions - Reflect on how you might apply these strategies in your own teaching Read each item carefully and match the strategies on the left with the descriptions on the right. This can be used as a quick review, a warm-up in a workshop, or a self-check after reading the document. by Uyen 1 Spaced repetition 2 Teach or explain to others 3 Segmenting & pre-training 4 Design for multimedia learning 5 Low-stakes practice tests Breaking complex material into smaller chunks and giving essential background knowledge first, so new concepts feel less overwhelming. Asking students to explain a concept in their own words to a partner or the class, revealing what they truly understand and/or where they’re confused. Giving frequent easy quizzes, practice questions so students retrieve information, get feedback, and can try again without big grade penalties. Using multiple channels (words + images, narration + visuals) and principles like coherence and signaling so students can process content more easily. Revisiting key ideas several times over days or weeks (e.g., quick reviews at the start of class, cumulative questions), so information sticks better.

Matching Pairs

Teaching Strategies for Learning & Memory – Matching GameOnline version

This interactive matching activity helps you review key teaching strategies from the document “Teaching Strategies to Strengthen Student Learning and Memory.” You will match each strategy (e.g., spaced repetition, low-stakes practice tests) with its correct description or classroom use. By completing this activity, you will: - Reinforce your understanding of evidence-based learning strategies - Connect strategy names with clear, practical definitions - Reflect on how you might apply these strategies in your own teaching Read each item carefully and match the strategies on the left with the descriptions on the right. This can be used as a quick review, a warm-up in a workshop, or a self-check after reading the document.

by Uyen

Spaced repetition

Teach or explain to others

Segmenting & pre-training

Design for multimedia learning

Low-stakes practice tests

Breaking complex material into smaller chunks and giving essential background knowledge first, so new concepts feel less overwhelming.

Asking students to explain a concept in their own words to a partner or the class, revealing what they truly understand and/or where they’re confused.

Giving frequent easy quizzes, practice questions so students retrieve information, get feedback, and can try again without big grade penalties.

Using multiple channels (words + images, narration + visuals) and principles like coherence and signaling so students can process content more easily.

Revisiting key ideas several times over days or weeks (e.g., quick reviews at the start of class, cumulative questions), so information sticks better.

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

Teaching Strategies for Learning & Memory – Matching Game

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Teaching Strategies for Learning & Memory – Matching GameOnline version

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Design for multimedia learning

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