Memory Tricks: How to Improve Memory

I think you need a stable, easily retrievable list of objects to associate objects to. As someone mentioned before, this is superior to link method because you don't need previous object to retrieve the next object. But to be honest, I am just a novice but love this.

It's true that understanding and digesting information is important but in medicine there are still lists of facts that one must and NEED to withdraw quickly. That's how this is important. So, no one has photographic memory except good techniques.

For sequence.

y cant u just visualise the word like mom dad king ect sounds more sensible

You use words and things that may remind you about the word your trying to think about.

use darren browns method - say that you had, i'll use chemistry - and then the next word being "random word" fire - now picture in ur mind something that relates the 2 words - such as "our chemistry is so good it burns like fire" also try to picture 2 people in love standing next to each other (well your own ideas)

if this is what the movie is about sorry, i havent watched it yet =P

how do you visualize a word that has no visual, like chemistry and biology words.

I use Number Rhyme Method
1) Sun
2) Zoo
3) Tree
4) Door
5) Hive
6) Vicks
7) Heaven
8) Gate
9) Wine
10)Den

I love the accent .x

these procedures are gud only for school kids.

instead of coming up with a list of peg words that have no relation to the numbers whatsoever, I think it's better to select peg words that rhyme with the numbers. I use these:
1) Gun
2) Glue
3) Tree
4) Door
5) Dive
6) Tricks
7) Heaven
8) Date
9) Dine
10) Hen

word association and visualization. what are the numbers for?

Rofl.

Try to just remember key words of a specific concept. Then if you study the subjects well enough the key words will allow you to associate the complete subject from just a few key words.

okay... now i loooove biology and as you know, it's a shait load of facts you have to remember. Can anyone please help me out> this method works fine, but it really takes a looonngg time to make up a list for a whole book. i'm 17 and in grade 12, not getting straight a's but i wanna give it a go.