http://www.fastlearningbrain.com/how-to-learn-fast/memorizing-techniques-mnemonic-2.htm Accelerated learning, mind improvement and personal development! Thu, 17 Jun 2010 04:40:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.fastlearningbrain.com/how-to-learn-fast/memorizing-techniques-mnemonic-2.htm/comment-page-1#comment-42 admin Thu, 14 Jan 2010 00:46:15 +0000 http://www.fastlearningbrain.com/?p=380#comment-42 Hey Anton! Honestly mnemonic table are quite easy to USE. 10 to 100 elements remembered very good. for proficent use they require to be a "sure" places in your memory. What they sort out for you in a process of remembering is that one position to which you can always quickly attach something. It is possible and quite easy to learn with it 30 dates in 30 minutes. And "they are there"... are you on egsam, stressed or chilled dates and what happened is there because you coded it with your imaination. It is possible to go much faster... learning my first mnemonic table took about a month of time (4h of course each week), yet after i was doing much better than 30 dates per hour. If you ask me then I'd say this skill should be learned in first grade of primary school - would make life of students easier... Hey Anton!
Honestly mnemonic table are quite easy to USE. 10 to 100 elements remembered very good. for proficent use they require to be a “sure” places in your memory. What they sort out for you in a process of remembering is that one position to which you can always quickly attach something. It is possible and quite easy to learn with it 30 dates in 30 minutes. And “they are there”… are you on egsam, stressed or chilled dates and what happened is there because you coded it with your imaination. It is possible to go much faster… learning my first mnemonic table took about a month of time (4h of course each week), yet after i was doing much better than 30 dates per hour. If you ask me then I’d say this skill should be learned in first grade of primary school – would make life of students easier…

]]> http://www.fastlearningbrain.com/how-to-learn-fast/memorizing-techniques-mnemonic-2.htm/comment-page-1#comment-41 Anton Lebedev Tue, 12 Jan 2010 21:22:49 +0000 http://www.fastlearningbrain.com/?p=380#comment-41 It seems to me that some of the mnemonics are more difficult to remember than the word itself It seems to me that some of the mnemonics are more difficult to remember than the word itself

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