How To Remember (Almost) Anything
- Quiz, don’t reread
Recalling information
builds pathways that strengthen recall in the future. Passive exposure rarely
makes things stick.
- Visualize it
Associating information
to sensation is memorable, and vision is strongest cue for most people.
- Structure it
Break up the information
into parts or sub-parts. Put related things together in a meaningful order.
- Give it meaning
Your brain is set up to
capture information that means something to you. Before you try to remember
something, be sure you understand it.
- Relate it to yourself
Personal relevance makes
things stick and takes advantage of what you already know.
- Create a cue
Figure out what is most
forgettable about the information and link that to something that’s more vivid
or easier to recall.
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