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Memory. . . You never forget!
Chapter 3 Memory. . . You never forget!
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Visualization #1: A well-worn path
The memory jungle . . . Visualization #1: A well-worn path Becoming a Master Student
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Visualization #2: A herd of thoughts
The memory jungle . . . Visualization #2: A herd of thoughts Becoming a Master Student
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The memory jungle . . . Visualization #3: Turning your back
Becoming a Master Student
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Visualization #4: You are directing the animal traffic
The memory jungle . . . Visualization #4: You are directing the animal traffic Becoming a Master Student
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FOUR MEMORY TIPS Organize it Use your body Use your brain Recall it
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ORGANIZE IT Learn from the general to the specific Make it meaningful
Create associations
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USE YOUR BODY Learn it once, actively Relax Create pictures
Recite and repeat Write it down
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USE YOUR BRAIN Reduce interference Use daylight Overlearn
Escape the short-term memory trap
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USE YOUR BRAIN (cont.) Distribute learning Be aware of attitudes
Choose what not to store in memory Combine memory techniques
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RECALL IT Remember something else Notice when you do remember
Use it before you lose it Remember, you never forget!
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Link to something else A ritual
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Link to something else A ritual Looking at your watch
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Use imaginary clues
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Use imaginary clues Telephone hanging on door
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Tell yourself---
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Tell yourself--- At any time I choose, I will be able to recall . . .
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Remembering names Recite and repeat in conversation
Ask other person to recite and repeat Visualize Admit you don’t know Introduce yourself again
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Remembering names (cont.)
Use associations Limit number of new names you learn at one time Ask for photos or lists Go early Make it a game
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Mnemonic devices Becoming a Master Student
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Mnemonic devices (cont.)
New words
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Mnemonic devices (cont.)
New words Acronyms
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Mnemonic devices (cont.)
New words Acronyms NASA
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Mnemonic devices (cont.)
New words Acronyms NASA National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Mnemonic devices (cont.)
Creative sentences
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Mnemonic devices (cont.)
Creative sentences Acrostics
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Mnemonic devices (cont.)
Creative sentences Acrostics Every good boy does fine musical notes on treble clef staff (E, G, B, D, and F)
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Mnemonic devices (cont.)
Rhymes and songs
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Mnemonic devices (cont.)
Rhymes and songs Coca-Cola’s song
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Mnemonic devices (cont.)
Rhymes and songs In fourteen hundred and ninety-two. . . Coca-Cola’s song
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Mnemonic devices (cont.)
Rhymes and songs In fourteen hundred and ninety-two. . . Coca-Cola’s song Thirty days hath September . . .
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Mnemonic devices (cont.)
Systems
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Mnemonic devices (cont.)
Systems Loci
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Mnemonic devices (cont.)
Systems Loci visual associations with familiar locations
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Mnemonic devices (cont.)
Systems Loci visual associations with familiar locations Peg
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Mnemonic devices (cont.)
Systems Loci visual associations with familiar locations Peg key words represented by numbers
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FINAL MEMORY TIP
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FINAL MEMORY TIP Remember, you never forget!
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