1. Learning requires developing effective methodologies and habits to optimize how the brain acquires knowledge. While focused, intensive work is important, it is equally important to allow for sufficient rest and breaks to allow knowledge to transfer to long-term memory.
2. Both focused, deep work on a topic as well as more diffuse, creative thinking are important for learning. Taking breaks between intensive study sessions allows the brain to make new connections and see things from different perspectives.
3. Sleep is essential for the brain to consolidate learning, remove toxins, and form new neural connections. Procrastination can be addressed by starting with less appealing tasks, planning the next day's schedule before bed, and actively participating in discussions rather than
Tips for improving memory include adopting a healthy lifestyle with exercise, proper nutrition, avoiding stress and multitasking, getting quality sleep, and engaging in brain stimulation activities. Adopting these lifestyle habits encourages brain health and protects neural connections to boost memory. Specific tips mentioned are eating foods like omega-3s, fruits and vegetables, drinking green tea/wine in moderation, exercising regularly, taking breaks from multitasking, getting on a sleep schedule, using brain games, learning new skills, maintaining social relationships, managing stress, reducing health problems, and practicing spaced rehearsal.
In modern busy life it's very common to forget things which may be sometimes very important, the main reason for the forgets, maybe due to modern-day hectic life style, here are 21 Ways to Improve Your Memory: Tips and Exercises- http://bit.ly/1L1YapY
Accelerated learning can be attained through a process called meta-learning; or learning how to learn. We as humans seem to think that we have a very limited brain, with a limited capacity to store new knowledge — we are under the notion that, in order to retain something new, we must let go of something old.
This document provides tips and strategies for effective learning. It discusses the focused and diffuse modes of thinking, the concept of chunking information, and strategies like the Pomodoro technique. Procrastination is addressed, noting how the brain reacts to unpleasant tasks. Good strategies include spacing out repetition, testing yourself, taking breaks, and getting enough sleep. Bad strategies include passive rereading, letting highlights overwhelm you, waiting until the last minute, and not getting help to clear up confusion. The goal is to understand how the brain learns and optimize strategies accordingly.
This slideshow was created with images from the web. I claim no copyright or ownership of any images. If a copyright owner of any image objects to the use in this slideshow, contact me to remove it. This is for a course in Introductory Psychology using Wayne Weiten's "Psychology: Themes and Variations" 8th ed. Published by Cengage. Images from the text are copyrighted by Cengage.
1. Learning requires developing effective methodologies and habits to optimize how the brain acquires knowledge. While focused, intensive work is important, it is equally important to allow for sufficient rest and breaks to allow knowledge to transfer to long-term memory.
2. Both focused, deep work on a topic as well as more diffuse, creative thinking are important for learning. Taking breaks between intensive study sessions allows the brain to make new connections and see things from different perspectives.
3. Sleep is essential for the brain to consolidate learning, remove toxins, and form new neural connections. Procrastination can be addressed by starting with less appealing tasks, planning the next day's schedule before bed, and actively participating in discussions rather than
Tips for improving memory include adopting a healthy lifestyle with exercise, proper nutrition, avoiding stress and multitasking, getting quality sleep, and engaging in brain stimulation activities. Adopting these lifestyle habits encourages brain health and protects neural connections to boost memory. Specific tips mentioned are eating foods like omega-3s, fruits and vegetables, drinking green tea/wine in moderation, exercising regularly, taking breaks from multitasking, getting on a sleep schedule, using brain games, learning new skills, maintaining social relationships, managing stress, reducing health problems, and practicing spaced rehearsal.
In modern busy life it's very common to forget things which may be sometimes very important, the main reason for the forgets, maybe due to modern-day hectic life style, here are 21 Ways to Improve Your Memory: Tips and Exercises- http://bit.ly/1L1YapY
Accelerated learning can be attained through a process called meta-learning; or learning how to learn. We as humans seem to think that we have a very limited brain, with a limited capacity to store new knowledge — we are under the notion that, in order to retain something new, we must let go of something old.
This document provides tips and strategies for effective learning. It discusses the focused and diffuse modes of thinking, the concept of chunking information, and strategies like the Pomodoro technique. Procrastination is addressed, noting how the brain reacts to unpleasant tasks. Good strategies include spacing out repetition, testing yourself, taking breaks, and getting enough sleep. Bad strategies include passive rereading, letting highlights overwhelm you, waiting until the last minute, and not getting help to clear up confusion. The goal is to understand how the brain learns and optimize strategies accordingly.
This slideshow was created with images from the web. I claim no copyright or ownership of any images. If a copyright owner of any image objects to the use in this slideshow, contact me to remove it. This is for a course in Introductory Psychology using Wayne Weiten's "Psychology: Themes and Variations" 8th ed. Published by Cengage. Images from the text are copyrighted by Cengage.
The document provides 15 tips for training your brain and improving brain health. Some of the key tips include reading regularly to stimulate the imagination, playing brain training games, meditating to relax the mind, exercising to improve blood flow to the brain, eating a healthy breakfast, limiting TV watching, learning a new language or skill, and walking around blindfolded to work on memory and motor skills. Regular mental and physical activity is recommended to keep the brain functioning at its best.
Information processing theory proposes that information enters through the five senses and is first stored in short term memory, lasting seconds to minutes. If rehearsed, information passes to working memory for a few hours of practice, such as for an event. Important information that is sufficiently rehearsed is consolidated into long term memory for permanent storage and later retrieval.
These are example of Sticky Presentations. The article discuss how to use highlight to create focus in presentation slides for better visibility of targeted content.
5 principles for better learning freely taken from a coursera moo: Learning How to Learn: Powerful mental tools to help
you master tough subjects
by Dr. Barbara Oakley, Dr. Terrence Sejnowski
This document outlines 12 brain rules for optimizing brain function and memory based on Dr. John Medina's research. The rules discuss how exercise, sleep, stress, senses and exploration can impact brain health and memory. Repeated exposure to information through practice and repetition over time is essential for memory consolidation. While multitasking is a myth, stimulating different senses can aid recall. Understanding individual brain differences and providing a safe learning environment also supports development.
There are 3 types of memory: sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory. Short-term memory acts as a temporary storage and recall space, while long-term memory stores information indefinitely. Within long-term memory there are two main categories: explicit (declarative) memory of facts and autobiographical events, and implicit (procedural) memory of skills and habits. Encoding and retrieval are important processes that involve moving information between memory systems through attention, rehearsal, and meaning-making connections to existing knowledge.
The document provides 55 tips for improving brainpower and cognitive function. Some of the key tips include breathing deeply to increase oxygen intake; meditating to relax the mind; maintaining good posture while thinking; and consuming supplements like phosphatidylserine, vinpocetine, and gingko biloba which research shows can increase blood flow and cognitive abilities. Other tips include learning new skills, exercising, getting enough quality sleep, avoiding too much stress, and eating a diet high in antioxidants and omega-3 fatty acids.
Memory is the mental process of recalling past experiences and information. It can be divided into short-term and long-term memory. Memory involves three stages - acquisition, where new information enters the brain; consolidation, where information is stored as long-term memory; and retrieval, where stored information is recalled. Effective memory strategies include paying attention, organizing information, rehearsing frequently, and maintaining a positive attitude.
Forgetting occurs when previously stored information cannot be retrieved. There are several theories for why forgetting occurs, including decay theory, interference theory, and retrieval failure theory. Decay theory proposes that memories fade over time as the memory traces in the brain weaken without reinforcement. Interference theory suggests that new learning can interfere with retrieving older memories. Retrieval failure theory posits that forgetting is due to an inability to access stored information using the appropriate retrieval cues, rather than the information actually being lost.
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This document provides tips and facts about developing effective study habits for academic success in college. It discusses the importance of focus and avoiding distractions when studying. It recommends taking short breaks after periods of concentrated study and suggests exercising and maintaining a regular sleep schedule to boost memory, problem-solving and learning. Developing healthy routines like these can help students achieve academic honors and earn micro-scholarships to fund their education.
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How trainers and teachers can improve learning by using simple, yet novel teaching strategies PLUS why novelty helps the human brain pay attention and stay engaged in a learning environment.
1) The document outlines various theories and factors related to remembering and forgetting, including organization of memories in networks, forgetting curves, reasons for forgetting like interference and amnesia, and strategies for improving memory like mnemonics.
2) It discusses a study comparing decay theory and displacement theory as explanations for forgetting from short-term memory. The study used a probe-digit procedure with lists presented at slow and fast rates to separate the effects of time from additional digits.
3) The results supported the displacement theory, showing equivalent recall for slow and fast presentation rates, suggesting additional digits rather than time caused forgetting from short-term memory.
This document provides an overview of how people process and remember information presented to them. It discusses the four stages of memory: ultra short-term, short-term, medium-term, and long-term. To be remembered, information must pass through these stages. The document recommends presenting information in chunks of 7 items or fewer and using techniques like examples, discussions, and questions to reinforce memories in the medium-term. It also notes the "primacy and recency effect," where the beginning and end of presentations are best remembered.
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This document discusses applying principles of brain science to maximize productivity. It explains that the prefrontal cortex uses a lot of energy for tasks like decision making and multitasking. Checking email first thing in the morning overly taxes this region. It's better to start with planning and prioritizing tasks. While the basal ganglia allows for limited multitasking, frequent task switching reduces brain energy. The document also covers understanding and reducing resistance in others by framing requests positively rather than negatively.
Learning new skills in one month can be achieved through effective learning techniques backed by science. These include saying information out loud to improve memory recall, taking handwritten notes which enhances comprehension, and spacing out study sessions over time which makes information easier to retain. Testing yourself frequently, modifying your practice methods, exercising regularly, sleeping more, interleaving different subject learning, teaching others, and relating new knowledge to existing knowledge are other effective strategies supported by research to accelerate learning.
1. The document discusses different modes of thinking - focused and diffuse. Focused thinking involves familiar topics while diffuse thinking is for solving new problems and gaining new perspectives.
2. It emphasizes the importance of practice and repetition for learning through forming neural connections, as well as spacing out learning over time rather than cramming.
3. Procrastination should be avoided as it prevents the formation of strong neural structures for learning; the Pomodoro technique can help address procrastination.
This document provides an overview of memory, including short-term versus long-term memory, the three steps of memory formation (acquisition, consolidation, and retrieval), areas of the brain involved in memory, and techniques to improve memory. It discusses how memories are formed through neural pathways and strengthened by repetition and review. Consolidating memories during sleep is important for long-term retention. Engaging multiple senses and emotions enhances memory acquisition. Releasing neurotransmitters like dopamine and acetylcholine also aids the memory process.
The document discusses various techniques for effective learning, including using both focused and diffuse thinking modes, interleaving topics, avoiding procrastination, using the Pomodoro technique, getting enough sleep, exercising, forming memory chunks, avoiding overconfidence, and studying with friends. Some key recommendations are to space out learning over time instead of cramming, take breaks to allow the diffuse thinking mode to kick in, and catch blind spots by explaining concepts to others.
How to memorize anything fast and easilyVickySingh287
The document outlines 12 techniques for memorizing information quickly and easily: 1) The Loci Technique associates items with locations in a "memory palace", 2) Mnemonics uses rhymes and acronyms, 3) Storytelling connects items into an engaging narrative, 4) Chunking groups related items, 5) Building relates concepts to enhance understanding, 6) Visual learning associates items visually, 7) Mind maps organize topics radially, 8) Handwriting notes is better than typing, 9) Learning in parts with breaks improves retention, 10) Short, frequent study sessions are best, 11) Repetition is key to memorization, and 12) Pretending to teach aids learning. These techniques can boost memory and
1. The document provides strategies for improving memory, including becoming interested in what you're learning, leveraging visual memory through creative imagery, creating a "memory tree" to logically chunk and relate facts, associating new information with existing knowledge, writing facts out repeatedly, summarizing paragraphs while reading, studying in the afternoon, and getting adequate sleep.
2. It notes that normal age-related "benign forgetfulness" usually does not indicate increased risk of dementia, though formal testing may be needed in some cases, and cognitive impairments beyond memory loss carry higher risk.
3. Memory can also be impaired by an inability to concentrate due to multitasking, depression, or anxiety, as concentration strengthens memory
The document provides 15 tips for training your brain and improving brain health. Some of the key tips include reading regularly to stimulate the imagination, playing brain training games, meditating to relax the mind, exercising to improve blood flow to the brain, eating a healthy breakfast, limiting TV watching, learning a new language or skill, and walking around blindfolded to work on memory and motor skills. Regular mental and physical activity is recommended to keep the brain functioning at its best.
Information processing theory proposes that information enters through the five senses and is first stored in short term memory, lasting seconds to minutes. If rehearsed, information passes to working memory for a few hours of practice, such as for an event. Important information that is sufficiently rehearsed is consolidated into long term memory for permanent storage and later retrieval.
These are example of Sticky Presentations. The article discuss how to use highlight to create focus in presentation slides for better visibility of targeted content.
5 principles for better learning freely taken from a coursera moo: Learning How to Learn: Powerful mental tools to help
you master tough subjects
by Dr. Barbara Oakley, Dr. Terrence Sejnowski
This document outlines 12 brain rules for optimizing brain function and memory based on Dr. John Medina's research. The rules discuss how exercise, sleep, stress, senses and exploration can impact brain health and memory. Repeated exposure to information through practice and repetition over time is essential for memory consolidation. While multitasking is a myth, stimulating different senses can aid recall. Understanding individual brain differences and providing a safe learning environment also supports development.
There are 3 types of memory: sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory. Short-term memory acts as a temporary storage and recall space, while long-term memory stores information indefinitely. Within long-term memory there are two main categories: explicit (declarative) memory of facts and autobiographical events, and implicit (procedural) memory of skills and habits. Encoding and retrieval are important processes that involve moving information between memory systems through attention, rehearsal, and meaning-making connections to existing knowledge.
The document provides 55 tips for improving brainpower and cognitive function. Some of the key tips include breathing deeply to increase oxygen intake; meditating to relax the mind; maintaining good posture while thinking; and consuming supplements like phosphatidylserine, vinpocetine, and gingko biloba which research shows can increase blood flow and cognitive abilities. Other tips include learning new skills, exercising, getting enough quality sleep, avoiding too much stress, and eating a diet high in antioxidants and omega-3 fatty acids.
Memory is the mental process of recalling past experiences and information. It can be divided into short-term and long-term memory. Memory involves three stages - acquisition, where new information enters the brain; consolidation, where information is stored as long-term memory; and retrieval, where stored information is recalled. Effective memory strategies include paying attention, organizing information, rehearsing frequently, and maintaining a positive attitude.
Forgetting occurs when previously stored information cannot be retrieved. There are several theories for why forgetting occurs, including decay theory, interference theory, and retrieval failure theory. Decay theory proposes that memories fade over time as the memory traces in the brain weaken without reinforcement. Interference theory suggests that new learning can interfere with retrieving older memories. Retrieval failure theory posits that forgetting is due to an inability to access stored information using the appropriate retrieval cues, rather than the information actually being lost.
Study Habits: The Building Blocks To College ReadinessRaiseMe
This document provides tips and facts about developing effective study habits for academic success in college. It discusses the importance of focus and avoiding distractions when studying. It recommends taking short breaks after periods of concentrated study and suggests exercising and maintaining a regular sleep schedule to boost memory, problem-solving and learning. Developing healthy routines like these can help students achieve academic honors and earn micro-scholarships to fund their education.
Novelty: It's a Brain Changer for LearnersKelly Pfeiffer
How trainers and teachers can improve learning by using simple, yet novel teaching strategies PLUS why novelty helps the human brain pay attention and stay engaged in a learning environment.
1) The document outlines various theories and factors related to remembering and forgetting, including organization of memories in networks, forgetting curves, reasons for forgetting like interference and amnesia, and strategies for improving memory like mnemonics.
2) It discusses a study comparing decay theory and displacement theory as explanations for forgetting from short-term memory. The study used a probe-digit procedure with lists presented at slow and fast rates to separate the effects of time from additional digits.
3) The results supported the displacement theory, showing equivalent recall for slow and fast presentation rates, suggesting additional digits rather than time caused forgetting from short-term memory.
This document provides an overview of how people process and remember information presented to them. It discusses the four stages of memory: ultra short-term, short-term, medium-term, and long-term. To be remembered, information must pass through these stages. The document recommends presenting information in chunks of 7 items or fewer and using techniques like examples, discussions, and questions to reinforce memories in the medium-term. It also notes the "primacy and recency effect," where the beginning and end of presentations are best remembered.
The Science Of Success Part 2 Entrpreneur ForumAnn Holm
This document discusses applying principles of brain science to maximize productivity. It explains that the prefrontal cortex uses a lot of energy for tasks like decision making and multitasking. Checking email first thing in the morning overly taxes this region. It's better to start with planning and prioritizing tasks. While the basal ganglia allows for limited multitasking, frequent task switching reduces brain energy. The document also covers understanding and reducing resistance in others by framing requests positively rather than negatively.
Learning new skills in one month can be achieved through effective learning techniques backed by science. These include saying information out loud to improve memory recall, taking handwritten notes which enhances comprehension, and spacing out study sessions over time which makes information easier to retain. Testing yourself frequently, modifying your practice methods, exercising regularly, sleeping more, interleaving different subject learning, teaching others, and relating new knowledge to existing knowledge are other effective strategies supported by research to accelerate learning.
1. The document discusses different modes of thinking - focused and diffuse. Focused thinking involves familiar topics while diffuse thinking is for solving new problems and gaining new perspectives.
2. It emphasizes the importance of practice and repetition for learning through forming neural connections, as well as spacing out learning over time rather than cramming.
3. Procrastination should be avoided as it prevents the formation of strong neural structures for learning; the Pomodoro technique can help address procrastination.
This document provides an overview of memory, including short-term versus long-term memory, the three steps of memory formation (acquisition, consolidation, and retrieval), areas of the brain involved in memory, and techniques to improve memory. It discusses how memories are formed through neural pathways and strengthened by repetition and review. Consolidating memories during sleep is important for long-term retention. Engaging multiple senses and emotions enhances memory acquisition. Releasing neurotransmitters like dopamine and acetylcholine also aids the memory process.
The document discusses various techniques for effective learning, including using both focused and diffuse thinking modes, interleaving topics, avoiding procrastination, using the Pomodoro technique, getting enough sleep, exercising, forming memory chunks, avoiding overconfidence, and studying with friends. Some key recommendations are to space out learning over time instead of cramming, take breaks to allow the diffuse thinking mode to kick in, and catch blind spots by explaining concepts to others.
How to memorize anything fast and easilyVickySingh287
The document outlines 12 techniques for memorizing information quickly and easily: 1) The Loci Technique associates items with locations in a "memory palace", 2) Mnemonics uses rhymes and acronyms, 3) Storytelling connects items into an engaging narrative, 4) Chunking groups related items, 5) Building relates concepts to enhance understanding, 6) Visual learning associates items visually, 7) Mind maps organize topics radially, 8) Handwriting notes is better than typing, 9) Learning in parts with breaks improves retention, 10) Short, frequent study sessions are best, 11) Repetition is key to memorization, and 12) Pretending to teach aids learning. These techniques can boost memory and
1. The document provides strategies for improving memory, including becoming interested in what you're learning, leveraging visual memory through creative imagery, creating a "memory tree" to logically chunk and relate facts, associating new information with existing knowledge, writing facts out repeatedly, summarizing paragraphs while reading, studying in the afternoon, and getting adequate sleep.
2. It notes that normal age-related "benign forgetfulness" usually does not indicate increased risk of dementia, though formal testing may be needed in some cases, and cognitive impairments beyond memory loss carry higher risk.
3. Memory can also be impaired by an inability to concentrate due to multitasking, depression, or anxiety, as concentration strengthens memory
Taking notes by hand rather than typing on a laptop helps learning by fostering comprehension and retention of information. Effective note-taking skills and organizing notes aids in remembering concepts and gaining a deeper understanding. Distributing practice over time through spaced repetition encourages meaningful learning compared to cramming. Both studying and getting sufficient sleep boosts academic performance and memory as sleep helps strengthen memories. Using mnemonic devices and relating new information to existing knowledge provides mental hooks to learn information faster.
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The document discusses memory and techniques for committing information to long-term memory. It explains that memory consists of short-term and long-term portions. Short-term memory is temporary while long-term memory stores information for the long run. Techniques like using cue cards, mnemonics, and visual representations can help transfer information to long-term memory. Spacing out study periods also aids long-term retention by giving the brain time to process information. Overcoming procrastination through limiting distractions and goal-setting is important for effective learning.
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In addition to visualization, mnemonic devices, exercise, sleep, and a healthy diet, several other strategies can significantly contribute to improving memory retention and cognitive function.
1. **Mentally Stimulating Activities**: Engaging in activities that challenge the brain can help improve memory and cognitive abilities. This includes puzzles, crossword puzzles, sudoku, logic games, and learning new skills or languages. These activities stimulate various areas of the brain, encouraging the formation of new neural connections and promoting cognitive flexibility.
2. **Mindfulness and Stress Reduction**: Chronic stress can negatively impact memory and cognitive function. Practicing mindfulness techniques such as meditation, deep breathing exercises, or yoga can help reduce stress levels and improve focus and memory. Mindfulness encourages present-moment awareness, allowing individuals to better concentrate on tasks and retain information more effectively.
3. **Social Interaction**: Maintaining social connections and engaging in meaningful interactions is essential for cognitive health. Socializing stimulates the brain, promotes emotional well-being, and provides opportunities for learning and memory consolidation through shared experiences and conversations. Regular social interaction can also help reduce the risk of cognitive decline and memory loss associated with aging.
4. **Regular Mental Breaks and Relaxation**: Giving the brain time to rest and recharge is crucial for optimal cognitive function. Overworking the brain without breaks can lead to mental fatigue and decreased memory performance. Taking short breaks throughout the day, practicing relaxation techniques such as progressive muscle relaxation or mindfulness meditation, or engaging in hobbies and leisure activities can help rejuvenate the mind and support better memory retention.
5. **Continuous Learning**: Lifelong learning is key to maintaining cognitive function and memory as we age. Whether it's taking classes, attending workshops, or reading books on various subjects, exposing the brain to new information and experiences helps keep it active and engaged. Learning stimulates neural plasticity, the brain's ability to adapt and reorganize itself, which is essential for memory formation and retention.
By incorporating these additional strategies into daily life along with visualization, mnemonic devices, exercise, sleep, and a healthy diet, individuals can create a comprehensive approach to enhancing memory retention and cognitive function. This holistic approach not only strengthens memory but also promotes overall brain health and well-being, enabling individuals to thrive in their personal and professional lives with a sharper mind and improved cognitive abilities.
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This document provides information about memory techniques. It begins by defining short-term and long-term memory, and provides tips for improving memory such as paying attention, getting enough sleep, staying hydrated, avoiding negative beliefs, and using specific memory techniques. It then discusses mind mapping as a creative memory aid technique. Finally, it includes a learning styles self-assessment questionnaire.
The document provides information on how to improve memory through various techniques. It discusses the different types of memory including sensory memory, short-term memory, long-term memory, declarative memory, and procedural memory. It then outlines several methods that can be used to improve memory, such as paying attention, rehearsal, organization, chunking, exercise, diet, note-taking, social interaction, and linking memories to scents. Meditation, positive thinking, and exposure to nature are also recommended for enhancing memory abilities.
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Procrastination is a common challenge that many individuals face when it comes to completing tasks and achieving goals. It can hinder productivity and lead to feelings of stress and frustration.
However, with the right strategies and mindset, it is possible to overcome procrastination and increase productivity.
In this article, we will explore the causes of procrastination, how to recognize the signs of procrastination in oneself, and effective strategies for overcoming procrastination and boosting productivity.
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Inspire: Igniting the Spark of Human Potential
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5 techniques to_increase_memory_retention
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2. When it comes to upgrading our brain power, too many of
us think in terms of wholesale improvement. We want to
increase our IQ or our attention and generally we seek to
‘level up’ as though we were a Pokemon or a Dragon Ball Z
character.
“It… it’s over 9,000!”
With nootropics and brain training, it’s certainly possible to
add a couple of IQ points for what that’s worth. And perhaps
with enough brain training, we might be able to slightly
increase our attention.
But that’s not the only way to increase brain power and it’s
probably not the most practical.
Instead, I invite you to think of your brain in terms of its skill
set. Skills include specific knowledge, techniques and
abilities that can enhance our ability to use our brains
practically.
A skill might be the ability to think in another language, it
might be ambidexterity, it might be speed reading, it might
be visualization or it might be memory techniques.
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3. In these scenarios, you are not ‘smarter’ as such but you
have the option to utilize skills that will help you be more
productive and more creative nonetheless.
Developing a perfect memory is something that anyone can
work towards and this has a ton of practical benefits in real-
life situations. Read on to discover some of the best
methods you can use to increase your ability to retain
information…
Levelling Up Your Memory
With Brain Training
If you’re intent on ‘levelling up’ your memory, then you have
the option to do that through a number of techniques.
One option is to use some form of brain training. And here
there is one strategy that stands out above the rest…
‘Dual N-Back’ training is an exercise that involves watching
sequences of letters or numbers and then identifying when
there is a repetition. The ‘N’ here represents how many
steps back you are looking and of course it becomes harder
the more information you need to retain.
The ‘dual’ aspect means you are actually watching for
repetitions in two separate streams of stimuli.
4. This is the only form of structured brain training that has
been repeatedly supported by the research as a means to
increase not only working memory but also fluid intelligence
and attention (1, 2).
But here’s where you need to start being a little discerning.
The usefulness of improving your working memory is
questionable and the amount of work you’d need to do to
see results is significant.
Working memory is the type of memory we use while
carrying numbers during mental arithmetic and it’s how we
remember phone numbers briefly while looking for a pen.
The span of working memory is believed to be 7 +/- 2
meaning it can go up to 9 and as low as 5.
There are very few scenarios where increasing working
memory by a measly two digits would be helpful and rather
the focus should be on converted working and short term
memories to long term.
Dual N-Back is useful in other ways (for training attention for
instance) and can help you to better juggle information and
focus on the data that will eventually be transferred to
longer-term storage in the hippocampus.
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5. Working memory can therefore be a useful skill to develop
alongside others, and will help to support memory retrieval.
But beyond a certain point dual n-back will deliver
diminishing returns.
Using Nootropics
What can help is to use nootropics. One of the most popular
nootropics for enhancing memory specifically is
acetylcholine by far.
This is one of the key excitatory neurotransmitters and has
been shown in countless studies to aid the formation of long
term memories, as is the case for nicotine and some other
substances (3).
Finally, any nootropics that increase neuroplasticity via
BDNF or other factors may also improve long term memory
formation and long-term potentiation. These include the
likes of lion’s mane mushroom, and magnesium threonate.
The best “nootropic” of all for strengthening brain function
though? That is sleep by far, which can help you to store
more memories AND to upgrade your focus.
6. Focus and Attention
Useful to consider is the strong link between attention and
memory generally. Of course, you need to be attentive to
stimuli for it to be encoded as memory and thus any
nootropic that increases dopamine or other catecholamine
neurotransmitters (serotonin, histamine, epinephrine,
norepinephrine) could have this effect. The most exciting
example of this is perhaps seen in examples of ‘flash bulb
memories’.
These are incredibly vivid recollections we have for
shocking events and often we can remember very specific
details of our surroundings and circumstances when we got
married, when we got divorced or when we first saw the
9/11 attacks on the news.
This could partly be due to increased rehearsal of these
significant memories, but it is also likely due to the
heightened attention we would have given those moments
due to increases in dopamine and other chemicals.
Training your attention and focus then is a great way to
improve your memory and your recall. To do this, you could
try practicing meditation, or using the aforementioned dual
n-back. Finding ways to make the memory more interesting
and engaging can also help.
7. Memory Palace
But perhaps the best way to improve your long term
memory storage is to improve your ability to use the
memory you already have.
Memory masters are individuals who compete to memorize
the orders of packs of cards and perform other memory
feats. To accomplish this, they use a range of techniques
and mnemonics to improve their categorization and retrieval
of information.
Again though, you need to think about context. You
probably have no real need to memorize a pack of cards
and more likely you’ll benefit from learning more dynamic
information, facts and skills.
One way you can do this is with the ‘memory palace’
technique. This utilizes our strong visual memories in order
to remember lists of objects, important facts and more.
Popularly depicted in the BBC series Sherlock, the
technique involves picturing a real or imagined location and
then visualizing certain cues in specific locations around that
visualized location.
This is related to the “method of loci” that has been used for
hundreds of years by indigenous tribes and early man. This
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8. technique was used to help store large amounts of
information within a culture before the use of the printing
press or internet.
This method is similar to using rooms or places within a
building, but instead focusses on a particular route. Sages
would memorize routes around their local area and would
then visualize these routes and place memories at specific
landmarks along the way.
This technique is extremely effective because it takes
advantage of the brain’s propensity for learning navigation –
something which has far more survival value from a
historical and evolutionary perspective as compared with dry
facts!
Chances are you can memorize the route from your home to
work, so why not picture that route and place images in your
mind’s eye along the way that will help you to remember
things? This technique can be used to memorize and recite
entire passages of text!
Spaced Learning
For revising a subject, one very useful tool is ‘spaced
learning’ (5). This method involves learning for three blocks
of 15 minutes, with two ten minute breaks in between that
9. feature ‘distractor activities’. This enforces the ideas and
then requires you to retrieve them again just as they would
be about to leave the short term memory.
The reason this appears to work so well is that it allows you
to “hack” the brain’s learning mechanisms so that you will be
rehearsing different facts and ideas after what the brain will
perceive as a period of absence.
This has the effect of rehearsing the same subject lots of
times, rather than just rehearsing it once but for longer. The
result is more rewiring of the brain, more neurochemical
activity, and faster long-term potentiation (a fancy word
meaning formation of new connections within the brain).
The very best way to strengthen your memory though? Use
all these different methods together. Learn to improve your
focus and your working memory so that you become better
at attending to the information you’re trying to learn.
Use nootropics to enhance your brain health, and then use
memory palaces and spaced learning to help cement
different types of information.
The key lesson to take from this though? Stop trying to
‘improve memory’ across the board, stop trying to ‘boost IQ’
and don’t worry about attention. Instead, think about what
10. you’re trying to achieve and what cognitive skills would
benefit you. Then focus on the specific training, nutrition and
nootropics to help you get there.
1. http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/096582110
03702171
2. http://link.springer.com/article/10.3758/s13423-014-
0699-x
3. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2659740/
4. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2349094/
5. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3782739/
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