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DOI: USE OF MNEMOTECHNICS AND KEYWORDS IN LEARNING TERMINOLOGY RELATED TO HUMAN ANATOMY
Ilkhomidin Inomovich Sattibayev , Department of Anatomy and Clinical Anatomy, Andijan State Medical Institute, Uzbekistan Abdullayeva Muazzamkhon Ilkhomidinovna , Department of Neurology, Andijan State Medical Institute, UzbekistanAbstract
This article presents information about the use of mnemonic methods and keyword method in the process of teaching anatomical terminology to Uzbek-speaking students. The term "mnemonics" and its scientific aspects are discussed.
Keywords
Mnemonics, anatomy, Latin language
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