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Unit 9
Writing workshop
A Learning Reflection
Lead in
What have you learnt from this unit?
Did you learn anything useful or interesting? Give an example.
What is “learning reflection”?
Lead in
In this lesson, let’s write a reflective journal on what you have learnt from this unit.
Read the learning reflection. Mark the paragraphs.
a. What I can do to improve my memory
b. Reflections on what I’ve learnt from the lesson
c. Reflections on my past knowledge about memory
Para 3
Para 2
Para 1
1
Read the learning reflection. List the things the writer has reflected on.
Read for writing
Read the learning reflection. List the things the writer has reflected on.
Read for writing
Read the learning reflection. List the things the writer has reflected on.
“The Secrets of Your Memory” has helped me better understand how my memory works. Before reading the text, I didn’t know that there are so many interesting things about our memory.
2
Read the learning reflection. List the things the writer has reflected on.
Now I understand why we remember the events in childhood better than those that happened recently. I also learnt that some people have amazing memories. These people can remember things better than most others. For me, it’s good to know that no one has a photographic memory. That’s to say, most of us will have to make an effect when trying to remember things. What’s more, it is amazing to know how a person’s memory changes with age.
2
Read the learning reflection. List the things the writer has reflected on.
Our memory reaches its full power at the age of 25! Isn’t that surprising? This means my memory is at its best state at the moment. I should make the best use of it.
2
Read the learning reflection. List the things the writer has reflected on.
Getting to know the secrets of our memory means learning not only the facts about it, but also the ways to improve it. I think I will follow the advice provided and try to strengthen my memory. When acquiring new