Method and system for learning keyword based materials
First Claim
1. A method for training a learner to learn and memorize one or more unfamiliar learning entities, the learning entity having one or more learning elements, the method comprising:
- presenting one or more unfamiliar learning entities to the learner in a contextual presentation;
requesting the learner to memorize the unfamiliar learning entities for one or more times in view of the contextual presentation;
presenting the contextual presentation to the learner with one or more selected learning entities missing therefrom, the missing learning entities being expected to be filled in by the learner to complete the contextual presentation so as to prove that the learner has memorized the learning entities;
monitoring each learning element of the learning entity provided by the learner;
evaluating each learning element in response to the learning element provided by the learner before the learner completes each learning entity; and
providing a visual feedback in real time to the learner indicating incorrectness of the provided learning element.
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Abstract
A method and system is disclosed for training a learner to learn and memorize at least one unfamiliar learning entity, wherein the learning entity has one or more learning elements. After presenting one or more unfamiliar learning entities to the learner in a contextual presentation, the learner is requested to memorize the unfamiliar learning entities for one or more times in view of the contextual presentation. When checking whether the learner has memorized the learning entities, the contextual presentation is presented to the learner with one or more selected learning entities missing therefrom. The missing learning entities are expected to be filled in by the learner to complete the contextual presentation so as to prove that the learner has memorized the learning entities. When each learning element of the learning entity is being provided by the learner, it is monitored and evaluated in real time before the learner completes each learning entity.
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27 Claims
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1. A method for training a learner to learn and memorize one or more unfamiliar learning entities, the learning entity having one or more learning elements, the method comprising:
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presenting one or more unfamiliar learning entities to the learner in a contextual presentation;
requesting the learner to memorize the unfamiliar learning entities for one or more times in view of the contextual presentation;
presenting the contextual presentation to the learner with one or more selected learning entities missing therefrom, the missing learning entities being expected to be filled in by the learner to complete the contextual presentation so as to prove that the learner has memorized the learning entities;
monitoring each learning element of the learning entity provided by the learner;
evaluating each learning element in response to the learning element provided by the learner before the learner completes each learning entity; and
providing a visual feedback in real time to the learner indicating incorrectness of the provided learning element. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A method for training a learner to learn and memorize one or more keywords pertaining to unfamiliar subjects, the method comprising:
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presenting one or more keywords to the learner in a contextual presentation;
requesting the learner to memorize the keywords for one or more times in view of the contextual presentation;
presenting the contextual presentation to the learner with one or more selected keywords missing therefrom, the missing keywords being expected to be filled in by the learner to complete the contextual presentation so as to prove that the learner has learned and memorized the keywords;
monitoring each character of the keyword provided by the learner;
evaluating each character in real time as the character is being provided; and
providing a visual feedback to the learner indicating incorrectness of the provided character. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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18. A computer program for training a learner to learn and memorize at least one unfamiliar learning entity, the learning entity having one or more learning elements, the program comprising instructions:
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presenting one or more unfamiliar learning entities to the learner in a contextual presentation;
requesting the learner to memorize the unfamiliar learning entities for one or more times in view of the contextual presentation;
presenting the contextual presentation to the learner with one or more selected learning entities missing therefrom, the missing learning entities being expected to be filled in by the learner to complete the contextual presentation so as to prove that the learner has memorized the learning entities;
monitoring each learning element of the learning entity provided by the learner;
evaluating each learning element in response to the learning element provided by the learner before the learner completes each learning entity; and
providing a visual feedback in real time to the learner indicating incorrectness of the provided learning element. - View Dependent Claims (19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24)
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25. A method for training a learner to learn and memorize one or more unfamiliar learning entities, the learning entity having one or more learning elements, the method comprising:
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presenting one or more unfamiliar learning entities to the learner in a contextual presentation of a question-answer form;
requesting the learner to type the unfamiliar learning entities for one or more times in view of the contextual presentation;
presenting the contextual presentation to the learner with one or more selected learning entities missing therefrom, the missing learning entities being expected to be filled in by the learner to complete the contextual presentation so as to prove that the learner has memorized the learning entities;
monitoring each learning element of the learning entity provided by the learner;
evaluating each learning element in response to the learning element provided by the learner before the learner completes each learning entity;
if a first learning element is evaluated to be incorrect, prohibiting the learner from providing a second learning element following the first learning element;
if the learner can not recall the learning entities and chooses to ask for a hint, hinting the learner in a first round by providing a starting learning element of one or more selected learning entities in the contextual presentation; and
hinting the learner in a second round by providing one or more additional learning elements of the one or more selected learning entities. - View Dependent Claims (26, 27)
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