Question

Once information is memorized, a student does not need to revisit that information because it is permanently stored in their brain for later recall. Please select the best answer from the choices provided T F

Answer 1

Hello there!

Answer:

Your answer would be False.

Step-by-step explanation:

The reason why your answer would be FALSE is because memories are actually not permanently stored in the brain.

Lets give you an example. We could go through many classes in school and learn things. We mostly went through times like memorizing stuff for a test, in which our memory is only set for that test. I remember taking many tests for science class, in which I had to memorize things. I remembered the stuff during the test, but now I don't remember the stuff. That proves that information is not permanently stored in the brain. The only way you could remember the stuff again is when you practice and practice on certain things or you keep doing or using the stuff you memorized on a daily basis. It's more so a "refresher" in order to get the memory back. This proves why the statement would be false.

Answer 2

F

Step-by-step explanation:

We all know that it's not true. Memory is not permanent... we don't recall everything forever.

A full learning process goes way beyond the simple memorization, our brain needs to have the knowledge put into practice over and over before we can actually remember it permanently and be able to find that information back in our mind upon request.

That's the use of the homework to be able to practice newly learned skills.