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Bob-Dole

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Sarah needs to know her division facts for a quiz tomorrow. She wants to do as well as she possibly can on the quiz. Based on findings regarding automaticity, which one of the following would be the best advice to give Sarah?
 
  a. Repeat each fact at least five times silently.
  b. Repeat each fact at least five times out loud.
  c. Study the facts until you know each one and then do something entirely different until morning.
  d. Study the facts until you know them all perfectly, and then continue to practice them even after that.

Question 2

An advantage of knowing some skills to a level of automaticity is that skills learned to automaticity:
 
  a. require less working memory capacity.
  b. promote the development of retrieval cues.
  c. enhance the reconstructive nature of retrieval.
  d. make meaningful learning of those skills unnecessary.


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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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