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Make a Story (The Story Method)
This approach is really similar to the Link Method. While you create a bunch of different images between each two items using the Link Method, you combine everything into one big picture with the Story Method. This technique helps you memorize the sequence of the images and hence the order of the items.
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Memory And The Brain
Memory is the brain’s way of integrating sensory-motor information into a symbolic representation that allows prediction of future occurrences. To better memorize it’s important to engage with the material in a way that complements how the brain performs this task.
The brain evolved ...
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Associate Objects with Familiar Locations (The Loci Method)
You can use this memorization method by associating terms or list items with familiar locations.
Make these images as absurd, comical, sensory (e.g. can incorporate sounds, smells, tastes), and vivid as possible for best results. This is a centuries-old method started by ancient Roman...
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Peg Objects to a Number (The Peg System)
This is useful system for memorizing lists in a particular order. There are 2 steps:
- Step 1 requires you to memorize words that are easy to associate with numbers (e.g. 1 to 5). You can use words that rhyme with the number, or shapes that resemble the number.
- Once this...
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Connect & Link (The Link Method)
This memorization technique involves creating associations between items in a list and assigning images to each connection to help you memorize better.
For instance, your accounting exam is tomorrow and you need to memorize which items fall under the Current Asset section of a balan...
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How To Create Rooms In a Memory Palace
- Bring to mind a room that you are very familiar with.
- As you walk into the room you’re familiar with, the corner over your left shoulder is number 1. Then, moving clockwise round the room, the next wall is number 2. And so on, so that there are 8 numbers. 9 will be...
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Draw a Mind Map
For memorizing any structured concepts or information, mind maps work well by laying out the structure and making the flow of information more clear.
If you are struggling to memorizing the whole decision making process in the correct order for the short answer section on your upcoming psy...
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Memory Palace/The Method of Loci
A method to enhance memory using visualizations with the use of spatial memory.
- Choose a place that you know really well.
- Plan the route and pick specific locations in your route.
- Decide what you want to memorize
- Place an object or two, with a menta...
The Charting Method
The system uses columns to systematically and clearly organize information. It's great when you need to memorize loads of facts and study relationships between topics.
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