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3 Foods To Boost Your Brain Power : Brain Power
Article by Frances Cheung
Have you ever had a deadline to reach, and found that you just couldn’t stay focused on your tasks, no matter how urgent the deadline? Or ever get into a conversation with someone, maybe someone you’re trying to impress, and find yourself at a loss for comments, witty remarks, or being able to engage in dialogue?
The foods that you’re eating (or not eating) could have a lot to do with your brain power function, and… Continue reading
Boost Memory : Boost Memory Power – Learn How You Can Meet 50 People and Easily Remember Their Faces and Names
The Face Method
The Face Method is intended to help a person more easily remember the names of the people that they meet, by associating a memorable and unique image with the name that helps you to recall it. This image is then associated with a feature of the person’s face that is particularly notable. There are five distinct stages involved with the method.
Firstly you must ensure that you correctly hear the name. Too frequently people will pay too… Continue reading
Boost Memory : Boosting Memory Made Easy
A powerful memory can be so useful, it really can even be the deciding factor between success and failure in many areas of life. A good memory will make you look more respectable, in control, professional and more.
So you want to improve yours? Here are our top 3 memory boosting tips:
Varied repetition: The most basic form of memory – especially if you generally have problems remembering things will be to repeat something over and over. This works, but… Continue reading
Boost Memory : A Dozen Sure Fire Ways to Boost Memory in A Diverse Classroom
Do you have students who have difficulty remembering information for tests? Most teachers do. Here are a dozen sure-fire ways to boost memory in your diverse classroom:
Provide visual clues.Create visual images to represent key concepts being taught by using simple clip art or line drawings or symbols. Whenever the concept is presented, present the visual symbol also. Have students draw the visual symbols in their notes, or provide a one-page handout of drawings representing concepts in the… Continue reading