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The Magnetic Memory Method Podcast dives deep into memory techniques and covers every learning method known to humanity. You’ll hear the stories, the methods and all the insider info from the best memory experts in the world. Featuring detailed discussions of memory improvement books and techniques from around through world and throughout history, the MMM Podcast is hosted by Dr. Anthony Metivier. Dr. Metivier addresses a variety of people who need help with a number of different learning ne ...
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Some people swear by rote learning. Others dislike this approach to learning with a vengeance. They even get dramatic, calling rote repetition… “Drill and kill.” What gives? And how specifically is learning by this deadly form of repetition defined? We’ll get into everything on this page so that you can make an informed decision about how to learn …
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Some people say there are as many types of thinking as there are people to think them. Actually, no. In fact, such statements demonstrate very poor thinking. Yet, I heard this claim all the time during the years I taught a fourth year university course in Critical Thinking. But let’s give these people the benefit of the doubt for a second. It is tr…
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If you’re looking for how to learn a new language fast, chances are your emotions are getting yanked around. Mine certainly were during the times my professional required me to speed through some language learning goals. For example, I had language learning requirements while complete my PhD at York University. Then, I was asked to lecture in Germa…
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The pegword method is a simple memory technique for remembering lists of information. I’m talking about lists filled with: Vocabulary Study keywords Names (people, countries, foods) To-do list items Historical dates Medical or legal terminology Computer programming documentation … and anything that can be organized into a list I used this turbo-cha…
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You’d love to know how to memorize vocabulary at epic speeds, right? Whether it’s for improving your mother tongue or learning a new language, the desire to expand your vocabulary is natural. Other times, it’s required, like when I had to pass language requirements for my PhD and learn enough German to teach in the language while working at the Uni…
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Spaced repetition learning has a great reputation for one simple reason: It works. I know because I immediately leapt into using it after I learned it from one of my grad school professors at York University where I completed my PhD. It later helped me learn German so I could present in the language while teaching at the University of Saarland. But…
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You want memory techniques so you can retain information forever. But you’re overwhelmed by two things: The topics you’re learning The vast amount of information about memory techniques themselves With so many different terms and unhelpful advice like “use images,” it can be hard to find the best mnemonic techniques for your learning goals. The pro…
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Are you confused by the amount of advice related to deliberate practice? I don’t blame you. After all, there are lots of different kinds of skills that require different kinds of practice. For example, I’ve had to follow the deliberate practice steps you’ll discover below during my PhD, especially for language learning. I’ve also been a touring mus…
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You’d like a bunch of mnemonic strategies that help you learn faster, right? Whereas nearly every article on the Internet is going to give you a bunch of weak techniques like “keywords,” here’s the thing you need to understand: Using the keyword method as a mnemonic device is not a strategy. It’s a tool that you use strategically. And one of those …
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