7 Memory Tricks to Learn Anything Faster!

In today's video, we explore some memory techniques and tricks that could help you improve your memory (or even triple it). Some of the best ways use memorization music for studying, and subliminal psychology techniques to make sure you can recall the most important details!

Sources:

Thanks to Tristan Reed (writing), Troy W. Hudson (narration), and HowlingCreations (animation) for helping to create this video!

[TopThink]

All sources are in the description!
What's your best memory trick?

[jesslopez]

1:21 say what you're doing out loud
1:57 the power of paper
3:26 context clues
4:53 spacing effect
6:58 mental stretches
8:20 interleaving
9:52 self testing

Thanks for the likes guys☻

[md.mikatakhan]

Is there anyone who came by seeing the thumnail as listening to music while studying😂😂

[titlespree]

*A great way to retain anything that you have learned is to teach it to someone else!*

[ryanp]

1. The Production Effect
(Say what you're doing out LOUD;
It converts explicit memory into implicit memory)

2. The Power of Paper
(Less time copying & more time processing)

3. Context Cues
(The most common cues is VISUAL)

4. Spacing effect
(Distributed pratice > mass practice; study-phase retrieval memory)

5. Mental stretches
(Low intensity games; boost your abailities to retain information)

6. Interleaving
(Process of mixing subjects; compels you to draw broader connections)

7. Self- Testing
(Shows you exactly where your weakest)

[drakenmaya]

I teach myself by speaking outloud and also teaching people, it makes me remember everything, try it yourself! I aced my history test❤️

[HumansOfVR]

*_Taking care of your health is a prerequisite to having good brain power and memory_*

[adnananwar]

who is watching just before exams.... ; )

[humblebox]

Ok I'd like to thank my father here because he always made me study by telling me to say each word that either I'm reading or writing out loud and I scored great . Thank you father, I owe you my life : ) although you'll never come across this message, I love you 💙💜

[nishellbbay]

I've been doing all these tricks. It's indeed very effective. But above all this won't work if you're lazy.

[NotASpyReally]

If only schools taught things like you do in these videos, they would be much easier to remember.
Your way of explaining things, your pronunciation, along with the pictures and animations you show. This channel does things right!

[xgaming]

Me:next year im going to be so organized
School year starts
Me:does any one have a pencil?

[Ky-mbrl]

Are you that person that everyone gets mad to because you're loud when studying?
*same*

[PracticalInspiration]

The spacing effect is really well explained. It's a bit like exercise, do the workout, let the muscles recover to grow stronger.

[bscenez]

Why we memorized the music so fast and not the learnings?🤔

[sharji]

Is there anyone who came by seeing the thumbnail as listening to music while studying.., 😂


Tip :listening to music while studying increases your concentration level as your brain is just concentrating on two things-1 on music and 2 on your mind will move to alota it helped😊😉

[blmandar]

There are students watching this video & he is asking if u have ever forgot whether you locked your car or not Me: Dude, if I had a car I wouldn't be here.

[betaofficial]

Dude i can hear your voice on every channel

[sheilawilson]

So very helpful. I have used some of these methods without even realizing just how effective they are. Thank you 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[deniseduigou]

Wow! A great teaching tool. Say things out loud. Don't try to crame everything at once, it's ok to jump to the next subject. Taking notes with pencil and paper. You can't "delete" mistakes to learn you need to erase. The brain is a powerful tool. This all makes sense!