student power memory system

Moral of the story: If I can do it, anybody can do it!......Page 1 THE SECRET TO POWER MEMORY......Page 3 The Law of Images states that humans think and record memories in pictures or images.......Page 4 The following are several examples of different techniques you can use to memorize and recall information:......Page 5 The One Bun Method......Page 6 You will notice that each situation included to some degree the Law Association, the Law of Images and the Law of Intensity. Each idea was associated with an image. And each image represented something out of the ordinary that we very vivid. Remember,......Page 8 One-Bun Long List......Page 9 The Story Method......Page 10 Fixed Story Method using Objects......Page 13 Location Method......Page 18 The Body Parts Method......Page 22 The Face Parts Method......Page 25 GUILTY......Page 27 Can’t Think of an Association?......Page 28 Too Many Associations?......Page 29 The Letter Methods (Mnemonics)......Page 30 Identify, identify, identify yourself, these are the 10 keys to effective advertising.......Page 33 In spite of all these awesome methods for building a Power Memory the most widely used method for memorizing information is the old, traditional rote memorization, which follows the Law of Repetition.......Page 39 Become a Power Memory Student......Page 41 The Make Straight A's eNewsletter is like having your own personal "Student Success Coach."......Page 43 INTRODUCTION 1 Moral of the story: If I can do it, anybody can do it! 1 THE SECRET TO POWER MEMORY 3 The Law of Images states that humans think and record memories in pictures or images. 4 The Law of Repetition states that the more we repeat something, the more it gets moved into long-term memory. 5 The super Power Memory Rule is used for storing, retaining and recalling any and all types of facts, figures and events. The same rule can be applied in many different ways using several techniques. 5 POWER MEMORY TECHNIQUES 5 The following are several examples of different techniques you can use to memorize and recall information: 5 Peg Images 6 The One Bun Method 6 You will notice that each situation included to some degree the Law Association, the Law of Images and the Law of Intensity. Each idea was associated with an image. And each image represented something out of the ordinary that we very vivid. Remember, 8 In the One Bun Method, the ten original images are used for every application. In other words, the images of the hamburger bun, the shoe, the tree etc. do not change from application to application. Only the graphics that help to associate a bun, shoe 9 9 One-Bun Long List 9 Make a list of your own and then make a set of flashcards with the number on one side and the image on the other side with the word that describes the image. Now take about an hour and go through your flashcards over and over. 10 The Story Method 10 13 Fixed Story Method using Objects 13 Location Method 18 The Body Parts Method 22 25 25
25 The Face Parts Method 25 27 27 27 27 GUILTY 27 Can’t Think of an Association? 28 29 29 29 29 29 The Importance of Having Solid Peg Images 29 Too Many Associations? 29 The Letter Methods (Mnemonics) 30 33 33 33 33 33 33 Identify, identify, identify yourself, these are the 10 keys to effective advertising. 33 In spite of all these awesome methods for building a Power Memory the most widely used method for memorizing information is the old, traditional rote memorization, which follows the Law of Repetition. 39 Become a Power Memory Student 41 The Make Straight A's eNewsletter is like having your own personal "Student Success Coach." 43