Can someone help me by describing techniques that can be used in the classroom to help memory?

Question

I am wondering if there is a specific website or link that someone can send me to that will assist me in helping me with specific techniques to help memory? If there are any teachers reading this any advice or help someone could give me would
be beneficial!

Answer 1

There are a lot of good techniques out there. Scent is one method that helps many of my students. If they smell a scent when they are learning something (think mint gum) and then they smell that same scent when they are taking their exam the scent helps to trigger their memory bank. Also sit in the same seat, and ask your teacher to stand or sit where they would normally when giving instruction. When your mind recognizes patterns it is much quicker at recalling information, also this is a good time to see if you can pull out any quotes...think of your teacher talking, can you recall any keywords he/she mentioned over and over again while lecturing? Hope this helps!

Answer 2

The more senses you incorporate into learning something, the better it will stick with you. For example, instead of just listening to the teacher, take notes or draw a picture or diagram to help you remember it. Make an abbreviation of key points of first letter of important words (Roy G. Biv-for the colors in the rainbow; red, orange, yellow, green, etc).
Also, crafting something with your hands (making a model, doing a task) connected to the idea will help you retain it. Make up a rap song or a rhyme. There are hundreds of ways to enhance your memory.

Answer 3

I find that when I write things down, I tend to remember them better. THe more I write something down, the better I remember it. Although this may not help you, its worth a shot.

I also found this website that may assist you:
http://www.web-us.com/memory/improving_memory.htm

You may be able to find more tips and techniques just by surfing the internet. Good luck!

Answer 4

i found through my own experience and heard from others that when you are in classroom, try to look in the teachers mouth. Yes, try that. By doing so you will concentrate more and you will do lips reading, which will be pick up by your six sence and you without noticing anything will get things better and remember them longer. Worked for me just fine! Good luck!

Answer 5

Type 'Aids to Remembering' into the search box in the link below for a useful PDF giving suggestions. I found it helpful.
Good luck.

Answer 6

Hopefully sopmeone can provide links; those would be great. My two cents is songs and poetry really help. Have the kids write little poems encorporating what they're learning. I garantee they'll remember better when they write about it in rhyme, or sing about it, or make silly associations.

Answer 7

i take notes on everything that the teacher says (well almozt everything) and then most likely my notes will b messy and so i just re-write them and study as i'm re-writing its an actualy technique that helps you to memorize things and its like if you do the same thing over and over youll remember it like... how o set up a hard game after you do it a few times you rmeber how to do it right?

Answer 8

If you can sing it or do it, you'll remember it.
A teacher once told me that. I believe it. Put it to music if you can. Honestly, how many of you can remember all the words to some song you haven't heard in 20 years!!

Answer 9

make the kids write it over and over
do a project over the material
power points are a good way to emphasize stuff

Answer 10

try repeating it over and over our writing it down over and over it was hard in school for me to reamber stuff