Super+Memory

=Super Memory=

Background Information:

A well-known trick for memorizing lists is to associate items on the list with other ideas. The goal is to maximise the number of pathways to the memory. Such a trick is called a mnemonic (say, new-mon-ick) device.

Mnemonics work by forming many paths to a single memory. For example, you can take the first letter of each word in a list you need to remember and make a sentence out of words with those letters. Let's say you need to remember the colours of the rainbow: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet

To help you remember, make a mnemonic out of the first letters of each colour: Roy G. Biv ==

You can also try making up a story about a list of words. For example, let's say you have to remember four things - an apple, a pie pan, a dog and a jump rope. You could make up a story like this: A woman was going to bake an apple pie. While she looked for her pie pan, her dog ate one of the apples. When she discovered an apple missing, she tied the dog to a tree with a jump rope.

Imagine you have to remember these things to bring to school on Monday: green slip, apple for lunch, interenet licence, camp form, money for fuel ticket, homework diary and spelling notebook. Come up with a mnemonic or a story that will help you remember what you have to bring to school on Monday!
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