Having an exceptional memory is actually easy
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If you have passed engineering, you have basically literally come up with all these techniques on your own 😂 no kidding I have made sentences, acronyms, songs what not just to just Pass that one subject I didn't pay attention during the semister
0:00 Intro
0:55 The Secret to Exceptional Memory
2:40 How to Memorize Things Fast
7:45 How to Remember Things Long-Term
Bigger house = Larger memory
11:23 How Memory Forms
13:47 Why It's Important to Have a Good Memory
Hi guys!!!! I created a summary of what this taught us hehehe
How to memorize something fast
- Use these methods:
- Acronyms
- Mnemonics
- Melodies and Songs
- Chunking
- Association/Memory Place
- Chunking
How to retain information long-term
- Retrieve and Repeat
- Active Recall and Space Repetition is highly recommended to recover weak connections in the brain.
- Active Recall
- Test yourself instead of passively reading notes.
- Struggle is good.
- The harder it is to remember something helps strengthen memory.
- Spaced Repetition
- Recall the Forgetting Curve
- After learning new information, our brain naturally forget information overtime.
- How to do Spaced Repetition:
- Do reviews at right intervals.
- We can do this around 7-9 PM.
Three Steps of Memory Formation
1. Encoding
1. Our brain gathers information with the sensations we felt at a specific event. It then packages it, which is then stored in the hippocampus.
2. Storage
1. Our brain stores the encoded informations to be retrieved for later use.
3. Retrieval
1. The concept of our brain to remember a certain memory.
TLDR;
1. Use mnemonics techniques.
2. Active recall & spaced repetition
Why do we need this?
- Greater intelligence is associated with exceptional memorization, consistently shown in assessments and studies.
- We have two types of memories:
- Short-term memory
- Has a limited capacity
- Long-term memory
- Last a long period of time
- Can be retained for weeks, months, and years.
Working Memory
- A system that lets you briefly hold information and manipulate it.
- Can be converted into long-term memory.
- Practicing with memory techniques = improving working memory
Rote Learning is great for brain health for elderly people.
- It promotes metabolic changes in the hippocampus.
However it takes the fun out of learning.
- It does not a bridge for old and new information
- It does not promote critical thinking
What can we do?
- Establish engaging activities for our memory functions.
- We can do:
- Reading
- Learning New Skills
- Puzzles
- etc.
- Create good habits physically to improve memory retention (ex: eating healthy, managing stress levels, exercising).
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@huma3968this video saved me ! much love
@tej5567How about training your arms/hands too. Your iPad and computer got cracks, I assume you kept dropping them because you got butterfingers.
@allenang9541What will happen if the world is full of people with superb memories? Everyone is talking and nobody listens
@hitiokuGreat video!
@TinyTunesTV2I've watched this video one year ago and i never really forgotten
@F1RKZZ4:00 My very educated mother just served us nine ….. vs my very educated mother just served us nachos 😂 Pluto feels really disrespected
@Lily12358W more pls
@valuedsthat's why you can't forget your past because you keep remembering them and make the neuron bond stronger and stronger lol
@thvv320Not me with the hair and the name starts with J. I was like, "wait...she talking abut me?" lol
@SirJohannYour good and beautiful girl might you stay happy whole life.❤ From your small brother
@GoogleGuestaccount-u1kwhy do u always mention ur background
@MinaSolParkVery informative thank you ✨
@FUJI-k6p1ii dotn remember watching this video and aparently ive watched it half way....
@Elizebeth206Such a great video, you raised such important subjects that are often looked over. The amount of research and effort shows!!
@strillos50967 mins ...a lot of yapping..no real value. problem of modern youtubers..chasing ad venue...
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@STRANGE_GITGUDOMG no way
@STRANGE_GITGUDWhen I was a kid and Pluto was a planet, it was “my very energetic mother just served us nine pizzas”
@CarterSamsGreat video! Thanks!!
@josevilleI am first time viewing her videos and my doubt is why she is using SPOON 🥄 😅😅😅😅
@MeetYadav-w4cI really enjoyed and benefited a lot from this video🙏, and I have a question: What about historical dates, how do we memorize them? I mean, do we use the same techniques you presented to us? 🤔
@AHMEDbahaz-n1gI have a theory (not original, unfortunately, but influenced by "Master your memory" by Tony Buzan). Develop a method to store information in your head like a filing cabinet. The above book by Buzan teaches you how to do it. If it's not clear, e.g. if you want information about the Sphinx, open the drawer for Egypt. Your cities are stored in this drawer in alphabetical order. You find Cairo and in the Cairo folder info you find information on the Sphinx.
I feel that people with an eidetic memory are either born with a way to file things in their brain in some order or they develop it naturally.
LOVE your use of the fork! I have the Rode II Wireless but also the little mic that goes under your shirt and clips onto your collar. It's an add-on. Subscribed and will forward to my mother who is now 85.
@michaelnye418Your really so strong ❤
@Farjana-l5v4hIs that a FORK????
@user-je1to3vm2wYou’re left-handed
@anthropomorphicOrangeAll my attention was on that fork mic😂
@viveksingh8109You have encouraged me to keep on memorizing each day. I love learning and I believe the only way to rightfully learn is to memorize EVERY DAY!! I am a different person. Thank you sooo much!!
@elysuarezSo fun!
@Snatchadilly999How many different hairstyles did you have during this video lol.
@Damian_HuntI love this video. Thank you
@luiscardenas8052No that’s not easy
@Ay.studiesMy memory is so good that I can vividly recall the exact moment I realized I chose 'C' when the answer was definitely 'B'.🤡😅
@studylover-b8wI don’t know about everyone here. But as a student of biological major i do these on my exam seasons. Also i think it will be more familiar to the medical majors or which subjects have many theoretical information to memorising. But the actual thing is how can you retain the info for a long time. Actually i think there isn’t any way except practicing and revising. That’s why memorising is the stupidest,easiest and non advantaging thing that you can have. As you are not inventing something, you are just trying hard to just remember what is already written or invented.
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