The conscious repetition of information in order to maintain it in long-term memory is called rehearsal.
Although rehearsal is not considered a strategy of meaningfull learning, it is a very important tool to deal with the information that you need to remember.
It may be used to study those things that you need to repeat in an exam. And rehearsal is the main tool that you can (must) use when you are going to do a presentation in public. Repeat, repeat and repeat, so when you make the presentation you can manage the terms, the ideas and the time as an expert.
Answer:
mortgagee
Explanation:
A mortgage is a type of loan taken where a property especially a real estate is being used as a collateral. There is a mutual agreement between the borrower and the lender. The borrower signs a promissory note to return the debt to the lender.
The borrower is called as the mortgagor and the lender is known as the mortgagee. The borrower gives the legal title to the lender or the mortgagee while retaining the equitable title. Here the mortgagee owns the property until the loan is payed. In case of default by the mortgagor, the mortgagee can have immediate possession of the property since he have legal title of the property.
legislative branch. hope this helped
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Answer:1. Value;
2.Groups and institutions; the family, economic institutions, political institutions and religious institutions.
3. Organizations; associations
4. Collectivity; firms, schools, political parties.
5. Norms; (i) obligatory or relational
(ii) Permissive and regulatory.
6. Roles: father,mother, employees etc
All elements of social structure are important. One isn't better than the other.
Explanation:
All elements of social structure work hand in hand to make a better structure of the society. Each element having it's own unique role to play in marking the societal structure stronger. For examples institutions play a very vital role just like norms. If institutions don't have norms or roles, there won't be orderliness.