Memory Practice – Videos

1. Repeat information out loud: Saying it out loud reinforces it and makes recall easier.
2. Use mnemonic devices: Mnemonic devices such as acrostics, rhymes, and mental imagery can help to associate new information with something that’s already familiar to you, making it easier to remember.  How to use mnemonics  Memory Palace Technique
3. Space out your study sessions: Instead of cramming all of your studying into one session, try spreading it out over several days. This is known as the spacing effect, and it can help to improve your ability to recall information in the long-term.  If you have to cram well, here is how to do it
4. Test yourself: Testing yourself is an effective way to improve your memory. You can use flashcards or take practice quizzes to test your recall.
5. Get enough sleep: Getting enough sleep is essential for a memory (and your brain) . Sleep helps to consolidate memories, so if you’re sleep deprived, it will be harder to remember new information.
6. Stay active: Regular exercise can improve blood flow to the brain, which in turn can help to improve memory and cognitive function.
7. Practice mindfulness: Mindfulness techniques such as meditation and yoga can help to reduce stress and improve focus, which can in turn improve memory.
8. Engage with the material: The more you engage with the material, the more likely you are to remember it. Try to relate it to something you already know, find a way to make it interesting to you, or try to create a mental image of it.

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