Would you record yourself doing something embarrassing, then show others the video?! Well this is exactly what I did for this week's memory challenge! The challenge was to learn yoga poses and positions and be able to actually do them correctly. You might think it would be easy but it wasn't! When I was selecting the poses I wanted, I would look at the poses I written down and think, "What is Eagle pose again!" haha
Read MoreWhen you are learning new information, do you find that some information is harder to learn than others? Different people find different information harder to learn because it is subjective and varies. But there are some information that a majority of people find hard if not impossible like math, quantum mechanics, or building a rocket!
Read MoreThe whole key to improving your memory is to change information into images, place them into a locations, and create stories. You might have pictured some weird and crazy images/stories in some of your locations! But let me ask you: How many images are you placing in a single location?
Read MoreI'll be honest, my locker when I was school was a huge mess with papers everywhere, food hidden, and who knows an animal was probably living there! Being this disorganized didn't help me out because I could never find the paper I need in my locker until I didn't need it any more. Having organization skills will help you out a lot and keep you ahead of your school work!
Read MoreDo you remember (haha remember) when I made a post and video about learning new skills with memory techniques? Well, I finally decided to learn a skill and I picked....Juggling! Juggling is something I always wanted to learn, but I rather not get hit in the head with objects. Every time I tried to juggle, I saw my life flash before my eyes! haha
Read MoreWhen you think of memory techniques, what is the first thing you think of? Chances are you think of having a better memory! Of course you would because if you are trying to improve your memory, you will have a better memory. But let me ask you: What are the other benefits to using memory techniques?
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