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Direct linkTsang, Tsz Wing; Lu, Hui Jing – International Journal of School & Educational Psychology, 2022
Moving the hands or chewing in the encoding stage enhances memory, because body movement activates the frontal cortex, which is crucial to the memory process. However, how hand movement facilitates word memory in an applied setting and whether it produces long-term effects remain unclear. Grade 1 students studied 15 new words through different…
Descriptors: Memory, Motion, Human Body, Brain Hemisphere Functions
