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Ninja Memory Techniques
Rating: 4.2 out of 5(30 ratings)
3,082 students

Ninja Memory Techniques

Methods for Developing a Strong, Reliable Memory
Last updated 8/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Master techniques for taking your short and long-term memory to the next level.
  • Make connections between familiar and unfamiliar ideas
  • Use landmarks to organize information in your memory
  • Create stories that will link ideas and spark your own interest

Course content

2 sections15 lectures59m total length
  • Introduction to Mnemonics2:29
  • Tips for Retrieving Information from Long Term Memory6:06
  • Chunking Techniques to Rock Your World6:27
  • Linking Similar Sounds and Ideas4:30
  • Finding Common Ground3:54
  • Familiar Locations and Routes2:49

    Use familiar landmarks and routes to visualize terms or information you want to recall.

  • Stories and Linguistic Terms4:17
  • Rhymes and Key Words4:01
  • Humorous Stories3:52

    Take a quiz to see how much you remember of the memory techniques we have covered in the previous lectures. The answers follow after the questions. Answer the questions before you check your answers. Best, Dr. J

  • First Letters and Phrases5:08

    A final set of established techniques for improving your memory for complex information.

Requirements

  • Motivation and the time to practice a number of mnemonic methods.

Description

Recall personal names, abstract information and complex material easily! Impress your friends and family members. Have fun making associations between unexpected experiences and using humor to recall people, places and things. Work more of your senses to retain fleeting experiences. Increase your skills on the job, at school, in meetings and at parties. Become a Ninja at learning and retaining information.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who wants a better memory for social gatherings, learning new information and taking exams.