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10 Memory Techniques You Should Know.
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1. The Big Picture Technique.
- Don't memorize, understand the larger context.
- Learn from the general to the specific. Ensure to make the topic is meaningful.
- Don't memorize, understand the larger context.
- Learn from the general to the specific. Ensure to make the topic is meaningful.
2. The Memory Palace Technique.
- A Memory Palace is a metaphor for any well known place that you're able to easily visualize.
- It can be the inside of your home, or maybe the route you take every day to work.
- That familiar place will be your guide to store and recall info.
- A Memory Palace is a metaphor for any well known place that you're able to easily visualize.
- It can be the inside of your home, or maybe the route you take every day to work.
- That familiar place will be your guide to store and recall info.
3. The Stimulation Memory Technique.
- When you are stuck and can't remember something, remember something else that is related to it.
- Similar information is stored in the same area of brain. Recall by stimulating that area of your memory.
- When you are stuck and can't remember something, remember something else that is related to it.
- Similar information is stored in the same area of brain. Recall by stimulating that area of your memory.
4. The Revision Technique.
- Even information stored in long term memory becomes difficult to recall if we don't use it regularly.
- To remember something, access it a lot.
- Read it, write it, speak it, listen to it, apply it - find some way to make contact with that info.
- Even information stored in long term memory becomes difficult to recall if we don't use it regularly.
- To remember something, access it a lot.
- Read it, write it, speak it, listen to it, apply it - find some way to make contact with that info.
5. The Long-Term Memory Technique.
- To escape from the short term memory trap, do a short review within hours.
- This makes the information you grasped to be stored in the long term memory.
- To escape from the short term memory trap, do a short review within hours.
- This makes the information you grasped to be stored in the long term memory.
6. The Teaching Technique.
- To teach something, you should understand the subject well, analyze it and able to explain the same to others in a manner they can understand.
- In this process, you remember the information multiple times better than just reading it.
- To teach something, you should understand the subject well, analyze it and able to explain the same to others in a manner they can understand.
- In this process, you remember the information multiple times better than just reading it.
7. The Drawing/Writing/Repetition Technique.
- Try to give a pictorial representation of what you learnt or write down key points/words.
- Keep repeating what you have learnt. This makes it easier to remember and recall.
- Try to give a pictorial representation of what you learnt or write down key points/words.
- Keep repeating what you have learnt. This makes it easier to remember and recall.
8. The Chunking Technique.
- Break the whole information into pieces and try to relate and remember.
- Rather than remembering 18001101223 as a single number, break it into chunks and remembering it will be easier, like 1800-110-1223
- Break the whole information into pieces and try to relate and remember.
- Rather than remembering 18001101223 as a single number, break it into chunks and remembering it will be easier, like 1800-110-1223
9. Mnemonics Technique.
- Invent a sentence where the first letter of each word is a cue to an idea you need to remember
For example - to remember order of planets - mercury, venus, earth, Mars, jupiter, saturn, uranus, neptune
"My very excellent mother just served us nachos"
- Invent a sentence where the first letter of each word is a cue to an idea you need to remember
For example - to remember order of planets - mercury, venus, earth, Mars, jupiter, saturn, uranus, neptune
"My very excellent mother just served us nachos"
10. The Organizing Memory Technique.
- Organized information is easier to remember.
- Try to organize the information in an order.
- For example, to remember a group of events, try remembering in chronological order.
- Organized information is easier to remember.
- Try to organize the information in an order.
- For example, to remember a group of events, try remembering in chronological order.
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