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Lincs Vocabulary Strategy

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The LINCS Vocabulary Strategy is a 5-step method for learning new vocabulary words. The steps are: 1) List the parts of the word, 2) Identify a reminding word, 3) Note a linking story, 4) Create a linking picture, 5) Self-test. The strategy uses notecards with the word circled on the front and its definition, a reminder sentence, and picture on the back to help commit the word and its meaning to memory.

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Step 1: List the PartsStep 2: Identify a Reminding WordStep 3: Note a LINCing StoryStep 4: Create a LINCing PictureStep 5: Self testWhat are the Steps of this Strategy?
The Front of the Note CardDraw a horizontal line across the note card dividing it in two sections.Write the word to be learned in the top section of the card and circle it.Below the vocabulary word in the bottom section, write a word that reminds you of the vocabulary word.metabolism
The Back of the Note Card4.) Write the definition of the vocabulary word in the top section.5.) Write a sentence using the reminder word and the actual definition in the bottom section on the left.6.) Draw a reminding picture next to the sentence.

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Lincs Vocabulary Strategy

  • 2. Step 1: List the PartsStep 2: Identify a Reminding WordStep 3: Note a LINCing StoryStep 4: Create a LINCing PictureStep 5: Self testWhat are the Steps of this Strategy?
  • 3. The Front of the Note CardDraw a horizontal line across the note card dividing it in two sections.Write the word to be learned in the top section of the card and circle it.Below the vocabulary word in the bottom section, write a word that reminds you of the vocabulary word.metabolism
  • 4. The Back of the Note Card4.) Write the definition of the vocabulary word in the top section.5.) Write a sentence using the reminder word and the actual definition in the bottom section on the left.6.) Draw a reminding picture next to the sentence.