Get Smarter & Double your BrainPower: 5 Steps to Remembering

Trust Your Own Memory.

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Description

About:

Learn the fundamentals of memory – why we remember and why we forget. In this course, you will learn:

  • -How to improve your memory
  • -Tips for increasing recollection and concentration
  • -Memorization techniques
  • -How to study and retain information faster

Materials: Each video lesson includes a quiz to test your understanding and a helpful download with instructions for before, during, and after you watch the lesson.

Structure: The lectures are structured as a conversation between the expert and the student, where they freely interact and discuss important concepts. At the end of each lecture is a quiz. Users can repeat sections, or skip through once complete to revisit topics.

Why take this Course: The memorization process is poorly understood by many people, and many people struggle with the ability to truly understand, retain, and recollect information. Once you understand the science behind creating strong memories, you will be able to recreate that process again and again.

What are the Requirements?

  • -19 Lectures with Supplementary Content
  • -2 Hours of Lessons
  • -Exercises for Memorization
  • -Strategies for Retaining Knowledge
  • -Tools for Exam Preparation and Study Tips
  • -Entrepreneurs, students, or professionals preparing for certifications.


Who is the Target Audience?

Anyone learning new languages, trades, skills, or just generally interested in improving their memorization and recollection skills.

What You Will Learn!

  • Pay Attention in Class and During Online Lessons
  • Understand the Information at a Deeper Level
  • Schedule Times to Review for Best Results
  • Memorize Facts and Concepts Effectively
  • Recall Knowledge Effortlessly
  • Avoid Tip of the Tongue Phenomenon at Exams and Interview

Who Should Attend!

  • Highschool Students
  • College Grads and Undergrads
  • Individuals Taking Online Courses and Certifications
  • Professionals Preparing for High - Stakes Exams
  • Curious Minds who Want to Know How Memory Works
  • NOT for Individuals with serious memory and attention impairment