The Secret of a Good Memory
The Secret of a Good Memory
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He may read aloud when studying in private, and impress the matters he desires to remember upon his mind by audible repetition, as a child learns his lesson by repeating it over to himself until he knows it. Bearing in mind the need of clues or threads of association by which to recover the matters put away in the brain, he should take care to create for himself in the act of learning a sufficient number of sound-links which (42) Ways of Remembering, 43 shall connect the facts he desires to rem...ember, with others.
The various technical formulas constructed by teachers and recommended to the student fail, first, because they are not the creation of the mind which employs them ; second, because they are non-nat- ural and arbitrary ; and, third, because the essential difference between a faculty of remembering by sound and by sight not being recognized, the for- mulas adopted are often uncongenial.
Each individual ought to make his own con- necting links for ideas, and they should be natural, scientific, and, appropriate to his special faculty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He may read aloud when studying in private, and impress the matters he desires to remember upon his mind by audible repetition, as a child learns his lesson by repeating it over to himself until he knows it. Bearing in mind the need of clues or threads of association by which to recover the matters put away in the brain, he should take care to create for himself in the act of learning a sufficient number of sound-links which (42) Ways of Remembering, 43 shall connect the facts he desires to rem...ember, with others.
The various technical formulas constructed by teachers and recommended to the student fail, first, because they are not the creation of the mind which employs them ; second, because they are non-nat- ural and arbitrary ; and, third, because the essential difference between a faculty of remembering by sound and by sight not being recognized, the for- mulas adopted are often uncongenial.
Each individual ought to make his own con- necting links for ideas, and they should be natural, scientific, and, appropriate to his special faculty.
What to read after The Secret of a Good Memory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Mortimer Joseph Mortimer Granville to read onlineMoreLess
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