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kinesthetic memory

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kinesthetic memory
[kin′esthet′ik]
the recollection of movement, weight, resistance, and position of the body or parts of the body.


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On the other hand, if kinesthetic memory really is an important modality for memorization, is there any way to teach or implement it so that it is more reliable?
the use of prefixes and suffixes to form words), as well as on soundalike analogies and kinesthetic memory (McAlexander et al.
If the student, particularly at the elementary or intermediate level, waits to begin memorizing a piece until after he or she is playing it fluently, it is probably already mostly in the kinesthetic memory, and the student may not make the additional effort to visually and intellectually commit it to memory.
 
 
 
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