1, classification: new words are classified according to certain rules or logic. For example, it can be classified according to radicals, syllables, semantics or other related attributes. This can help students understand and remember new words more systematically.
2. Associative memory method: use association and imagination to associate new words with known words, words or things for memory. For example, the word "Ming" can be associated with "Sun" and "Moon" because "Ming" stands for light, and both "Sun" and "Moon" are luminous objects.
3. Story method: connect the new words in series into an interesting story, which is easy to remember. This method is especially suitable for children and beginners, because it increases the interest and participation in learning.
4. Crossword puzzles: Help students remember by designing some riddles or interesting questions related to new words. This method can not only increase the interest in learning, but also help students to understand the structure and meaning of new words more deeply.
5. Repetitive reinforcement method: strengthen memory by repeatedly writing, spelling or using phrases containing new words. Repetition is the key to memory, and the number of repetitions helps to deepen the impression of new words.