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You can improve your memory by learning new things. Your brain is like a muscle because it gets stronger with exercise. When you’re learning something new, you’re giving your mind the challenge it needs to develop.
So, ask yourself, what have you’ve always wanted to learn? Choose something new and challenging. It should also be rewarding and allow you to progress from novice to expert.
For example, learn a new language, photography, guitar, or take martial arts classes. Try anything you haven’t done before, and that isn’t too easy because you have to push yourself to grow. After you master it, move on to something new.
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If you want to learn something, test yourself more than you study. Research proves that taking a quiz helps you absorb more information than reading or writing!
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While you sleep, your brain is hard at work cleaning and storing memories. Research shows that if you take a nap after you study, you’ll remember more and learn faster. Furthermore, during sleep, your brain performs necessary maintenance and memory-building.
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Research shows that if you study in small bursts, you’ll remember more than if you crammed it all at once. When you have breaks between short learning sessions, you have the time to process and store the information. Also, it helps to space them out.
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