Simple memory techniques
There's hardly a person who doesn't already use some memory tools such
as key words, acronyms, acrostics, jingles and verses. These are a few
simple ways to improve your memory. Download Master
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Key words are words that instantly cause us to recall something
to which they are associated. "June" might cause us to think of a bride.
"Christmas" relates to Christmas trees, Santa Claus and snow.
Acronyms are words formed from the first letters or syllables of
other words, as in ETA for estimated time of arrival, NATO for North
Atlantic Treaty Organization, and NFL for National Football League.
Acrostics are arrangements of words in which the first or last
letter in each line, taken in order, spell a phrase. To remember the notes
on the lines of the treble clef (EGBDF), music students transpose the
notes to "Every Good Boy Does Fine." In this case, the acrostic is the
reverse of the acronym - the phrase recalls the letters instead of the
letters recalling the phrase.
Jingles for use in retention are repetitions of sounds, as in
alliteration (the repetition of the same sounds or a group of letters in a
group of words) or rhyme, such as in "He would not retract his attack on
the action of the faction."
Verses or poems consist of arrangements of words in lines
usually with regularly repeated accent and often with rhyme.
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