5 Methods of Memory Improvement
Today I want to share some tips that are useful to you all! let's review this!
1. Listen and pay attention - It's common practice for people to claim they 'didn't learn anything' during their learning, even when they didn't give their full attention to their teacher, or what they were reading/doing. If you want to enhance your memory, then you need to accept one straightforward fact: you've got to put the required effort in and be attentive. Memory improvement isn't something that comes naturally, and there's no way you'll see progress if you don't push yourself forwards.
2. Discover your personal learning style - There's amazing diversity amongst humans and we all learn best in unique ways. Most people slot into one of three categories when it comes to their learning: visual, auditory or kinesthetic, and this influences the kind of activities they should take part in to achieve the most positive final outcomes.
If you find that you learn best kinesthetically - through doing - then foster this approach when trying to memorize information and facts about a subject. For example, rather than taking notes on particular chemicals and their properties, you could participate in a safe, supervised and hands-on experiment to determine this. Hopefully, you should find yourself retaining the important bits of what it is you've studied for longer than usually.
what is your learning style?
Do not forget to make revision after class :)
4. Use 'brain gym' - Sure, you'll have heard of exercising the body, but in reality, it's equally possible to give your brain a good workout. It sounds stupid, but keeping your brain fit and in top condition is the secret to success when it comes to memorizing and storing information. Regular brain exercise allows one of the body's most vital organs to continually grow and develop, creating new connections that you can use as tools for revision.
There are a range of puzzles and games you can take part in should you wish to see considerable memory improvement, with the pick of the bunch being Sudoku, crosswords, and even wordsearches.
try to avoid sleeping in the evening (4-6pm) because it may cause the braininactive
always think you can!
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