Cassandra Reyes's Key Ideas from Entrenando la memoria para estudiar con éxito
by Jonathan B. Hancock

Select the place you want to walk in your imagination.

You must choose one which your familiarize, for example:

• Your house.
• Your bedroom.
• Your school.
• A favourite restaurant.

Take a moment to check if you clearly remember that place, but if you have problems it is better to change it.

Now that you have the place, you should write some concepts that you want to memorize.

• Be direct and write on paper the names, years, or idea
• Is following an order or random?
• Short phrases are key.

You have your place selected, you have your ideas written, then you must imagine the situation in your mind.

For example: Your list is composed of coffee, milk, oat; it is your grosery list, so you can image your favorite supermarket.

Imagine yourself walking into it, looking a big announcement of big boxes of coffee fighting against bottles of milk. Then, a big bag of oat comes to ask you who you think would win the battle. Is rare? Your brain would feel more attached to it.

• Adapt the ideas as you want, but keeping the principal meaning.