Improve your memory

The techniques it explains are particularly helpful in studying for exams or in situations where you need to remember detailed, structured information. They also make things like learning foreign languages and remembering people's names much easier. This section is split into three parts: first of all, the introduction explains the principles behind the use of mnemonics. We then discuss a range of individual tools that you can use to remember information. Finally we discuss how to use the skills in practice to remember peoples names, languages, exam information, etc. Minools E-Book Advertising has been excluded to enhance clarity, and sections have been formatted for ease of use. Find Out More >> While you are reading these articles, have a look at the memory technique book reviews and resources on the sidebars - these will help you to develop your memory skills further. Enjoy the articles!
	Introduction to Memory Techniques
	Remembering a Simple List - The Link Method and Story Method
	Remembering Ordered Lists - The Number/Rhyme Mnemonic
	Remembering Ordered Lists - The Number/Shape Mnemonic
	Remembering Middle Length Lists - The Alphabet Technique
	Remembering Long Lists - The Journey System
	Remembering Grouped Information - The Roman Room System
	Remembering Very Long Numbers - The Major System
	Using Concept Maps to Remember Structured Information
	Using Aide Memoires
	How to... Learn a Foreign Language
	How to... Remember Information for Exams
	How to... Remember People's Names
	How to... Remember Lists and Long Numbers
	Other Memory Tools - Reviewed... - Our reviews of other important memory resources

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