An edition of How To Remember (Almost) Everything Ever
(2007)
How to remember (almost) everything ever
[Updated edition].
by Rob Eastaway
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Can you remember the names of every player on your favourite football team, yet still manage to forget what day it is? This book reveals how your memory works, explaining cool tricks and skills that can help to train your memory to remember everything--ever!
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How to remember (almost) everything ever
2015, Portico
in English
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Book Details
Table of Contents
How to remember more
Creating a story
The room method
Remembering numbers
Memorising with rhymes
Picking up a pattern
Using your senses
Photographic memory
Musical memory
Memory triggers
Invent your own mnemonics
Memory games
More memory tips
Super-powerful memories
How memory works
Computers and brains
Brain scientists
How does your brain work?
Left- and right-handedness
Memory and eye movements
How long does memory last?
Different types of memory
Forgetting
The memory can play tricks!
Animals and memory
What next?
What is a mnemonic?
50 fantastic mnemonics
Create your own mnemonics.
Edition Notes
Previous edition: Shaftesbury: Element Children's, 1999.
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