Memory
This strategy utilizing a pen and paper and is used when a lot of information is provided or there is an extended amount of time between receiving the information and recalling it.
Write it down
Using features of the item such as color, shape, size to aid in word finding.
Descriptions
This strategy is when you separate the syllables in a word or a sentence and focus on clearly making each sound.
Over-articulation
This strategy is saying something over and over again in your head to aid in encoding the information
Repetition
This strategy puts things into groups based on shared features.
For example: a dog is a: pet, mammal, four legged animal.
Categories
This strategy changes the speed of your speech so it is more easily understood.
Speak slowly
This strategy is taking the information presented and making connections between the items or to something it reminds you of.
Associations
"This makes me think of" is an example of this strategy.
Making a connection or a link between new information and known information.
Associations
This strategy changes the volume of the voice to make speech more easily understood.
Speak loudly
A cat is like a dog because it has four legs and fur, but it is different from a dog because it meows and uses a litter box.
This is an example of:
Compare and Contrast
This strategy is important because you can't speak loudly without good _____________.
Breath support
A strategy in which you use a word than means the same thing and/or a word that means the opposite.
Synonyms and antonyms
Doing this opens up your chest allowing for more air to fill the lungs which allows for louder, clearer speech.
Good posture