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Out of sight, out of mind
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Out of sight
out of mind
Do you think you have a good memory?
By: Ayumi 8D
Let's play a memory game!
How to play?
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1. Imagine you're going to a supermarket and you're given a shopping list
2. Try to memorize as much as you can
3. You have 20 seconds!
4. Good luck! :)
My Shopping list
1. Milk
2. Chips
3. Cucumbers
4. Candy
5. Apple
6. Celery
7. Tomato
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8. Chicken
9. Cake
10. Biscuit
11. Popsicle
12. Corn
what i know...
WHAT
~ Store memories
~ Control and function our entire body
Why do we always forget stuff?
Why do rare amount of people can remember things so quickly?
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How does the brain store memories?
Are there anyways to memorize something easier?
Why Do We Forget Things?
3. Failure to Store
~ We won't pay attention to small details
~ We are not committed to memorize it
WHY
1. Retrieval Failure
~ The most common causes of forgetting
~ If the information it's not retrieved and rehearsed, it will fade easily
4. Motivated Forgetting
~ We might forget things in a painful experience
~ which is a conscious form of forgetting.
2. Interference
~ Memories can compete with each other!
~ If two or more pieces of information are somewhat similar, you may get confused
(Kendra)
Why do rare amount of people remember things so quickly ?
~ Some scientists can't find a conclusion yet
~ Some scientists believe those with super memory have a different brain
why
(Rieland)
How does the brain store memories?
~ There's 4 stages of memory formation
HOW
7 ways to memorize easier!
2. Find a way to leverage your visual memory
~ Memorize something using your imagination
7. Get adequate sleep to consolidate and retain memories
~ You shouldn't stay up all night studying for an exam or a test, because you need a lot of energy for your brain to memorize things
3. Create a mental memory tree
~ If you’re trying to memorize a large number of facts
~ Try to use the memory tree, by linking them into a story
4. Associate what you're trying to learn with what you already know
~ Make a connection to the information that you already know
~ It will be easier to memorize
6. Do most of your studying in the afternoon
~ There’s a study saying that the best time to study every day in the afternoon
5. When reading for retention, summarize each paragraph in the margin
~ A way to memorize things is not to read it, summarize it and teach yourself again
1. Become interested in what you're learning
~ Make sure the information that you’re memorizing is what you like and interested in
(Lickerman)
What's the big idea?
what
Everyone has ability to memorize things exceptionally well.
Why is it important?
~ We can show them that they are no different from those “rare” people who has super memory
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Who is affected by it?
~ It is a matter of training of brain and improve our memory ability.
~ Through the experiment, they will believe they can have a super memory as well.
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Who might be interested in this?
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~ Everyone will be interested to take this challenge regardless their age or their gender.
~ We all want to challenge ourselves if we can beat the game.
What are the consequences?
~ After playing the game, my audience will find out that they can have a way to memorize lots of things which they don’t think it is possible
~Also they will adapt to the new way of remember things and is really an achievement
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do you still remember the memory game we played?
1. I'll teach you how to use the MENTAL MEMORY TREE to memorize
2. Let's see if the results it's different!
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wORK CitationS...
Cherry, Kendra. “4 Reasons We Forget Things.” Very well Mind, Dot dash, www.verywellmind.com/explanations-for-forgetting-2795045
Rieland, Randy. “Rare People Who Remember Everything.” Smithsonian.com, Smithsonian Institution, 4 Sept. 2012, www.smithsonianmag.com/innovation/rare-people-who-remember-everything-24631448/
Memory Recall/Retrieval - Memory Processes - The Human Memory, http://www.human-memory.net/processes_storage.html
“Eight Ways to Remember Anything.” Psychology Today, Sussex Publishers, www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/happiness-in-world/200911/eight-ways-remember-anything