See It to Save It: 5 Visual Tricks That Make Facts Stick
Mentally place facts you need to memorize along a highly familiar route, like your walk home.
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Mentally place facts you need to memorize along a highly familiar route, like your walk home.
Take the first letter of each word you need to memorize and arrange them into a snappy, easily pronounceable word, like using 'HOMES' for the Great Lakes.
Review information right before your brain is about to forget it.
Explain a new concept out loud to an imaginary 10-year-old child using plain terms.
When meeting someone new, instantly anchor their name to a vivid, exaggerated mental image of a prominent feature or an item that sounds identical to their name.
Review your most critical flashcards or facts right before you turn out the lights to sleep.
Pick a seven-letter word and spell it backward in your head.
Close your eyes in a completely dark room and mentally reconstruct the layout of the space in detail.
When grading your own practice quizzes, mark your mistakes with a bright red pen.
After reading a dense article, write a one-paragraph summary from memory before clicking away.
Move your eyes slowly from left to right for 30 seconds before a memory task.
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