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Memory Training - Winning The Name Game
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Improve Your Memory, 8 Easy TricksOur brains can recognize and attach meaning to multiple forms and combinations of stimuli: the taste and color of baked bread, the sound and feel of crumpled newspaper, the smell and location of a favorite Italian Restaurant. Our minds are capable of making accurate identifications when a single isolated stimulus is presented, however, memories become increasingly indelible when multiple stimuli such as colors, shapes, sounds, smells, tastes, touch, positions, emotions and language are included. Unfortunately information we have to remember is almost always presented as words printed on a page. While language is one of the most important aspects of learning, it is only one of the many skills and resources available to our minds. Mnemonics are memory tools that allow you to use your whole mind to store and recall information. By coding language and numbers in striking images, you can reliably code both information and the order or structure of information. Most people are already familiar with mnemonics such as "righty tighty, lefty loosey" to remember which direction to turn a screwdriver or K-I-S-S to recall the axiom "Keep It Simple Stupid". Those wanting to maximize memory retention can go beyond learning mnemonics to creating their own. Mnemonics can be written in rhyming verse form or can follow cues from a familiar journey or room. Associating information with shapes, sounds, even emotion and location can aid in memory recall. You can do the following things to make your mnemonics more memorable:
Reachel Bagley is an Interactive Marketing Specialist for Agilix Labs, makers of GoBinder. To learn more about mnemonics and improving memory visit GoBinder.com.
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Boost Your Memory Related ArticlesImprove Your Memory, 8 Easy Tricks
Our brains can recognize and attach meaning to multiple forms and combinations of stimuli: the taste and color of baked bread, the sound and feel of crumpled newspaper, the smell and location of a favorite Italian Restaurant. Our minds are capable of making accurate identifications when a single isolated stimulus is presented, however, memories become increasingly indelible when multiple stimuli suc...
Simple Technique for Increasing Your Short and Long Term Memory
It is not hard to train your brain to better store information and make it easier to recall upon request. You just need to re-think the way you learn and how you commit information to memory and then you will be well on your way. I recommend this simple technique for increasing your short and long term memory. To remember something you must learn it once and then think about what you learned...
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