Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Foods That Help Boost The Memory

Do you know that there are foods that can help boost your memory? Yes there exist such kinds of foods. Aside from the constant reading and sharpening of your brain power, you can also eat not only to your mouths' delight but also to your brain's wellness as well.  

These are some of the foods that help boost your memory.



  • Blueberries
  • Salmon
  • Rosemary
  • Grapes
  • Onions
  • Red beets
  • Spinach
  • Eggplant
  • Cherries
  • Broccoli
  • Apples
Try to eat at least one of these during the day, and more during studying time and examination days. Eat right and remember right. So what are you waiting for? Open up the fridge and grab some of these goodies for the brain!

Thursday, December 16, 2010

Memorization Techniques

Studying is not always easy. There are times when one is confronted with multitudinous materials to memorize.  Learning is indeed a taxing process. But this should not hinder any learner from acquiring knowledge and performing well in school. Besides, there are now known ways to improve one's memory. Here are some of these techniques:


1. Use acronyms. Combine letters to form words. Words may be real words or you can use made up words. Each of the letters represent something. So you only remember the Acronym which will trigger your brain to get the terms each letter represent.

2. Use acrostic. This is quite similar to acronyms only you form a sentence. The first letter of the word in a sentence represents an idea or concept.  You can create any kind of sentence. It doesn't have to contain relevant ideas to the subject matter you are memorizing. What is important is it represents what you are trying to remember.


3. Use the locale method. When studying at home, place a bit of information on specific areas you routinely visit at home. Say you place the definition of "Arithmetic" on the refrigerator's door, or place a certain mathematical formula near your bed. So when you wake up or go to sleep this is the first and last thing you will see. This will help you memorize.

4. Carry notes with you. Not a whole notebook of course. Just a piece of paper where you place one important lesson that you want to memorize. You can place it in your wallet and read it once every 1 hour. You can do this passively, but you will be amazed with the results.



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Thursday, December 2, 2010

Useful Tips for College Students

Going to College can be very tough for many. Intellectually, college life can be very draining. Hence, without the right preparation in High School, expect a bumpy college life. But this is not without remedy. Here are some useful study tips for college students:
  1. Create a plan and stick to it. Track all projects, deadlines, exams and other activities related to school. 
  2. Manage your time. Learn when to study, when to go out and have fun and when to rest.  Time may not be sufficient at times during your college days.
  3. Attend classes regularly.
  4. Take notes during classes. One often forgets minor details after class. Taking down notes is the best way to keep information at hand.
  5. Review your lessons everynight.
  6. Be innovative. Use flashcards to test yourself the fun way.
  7. Compare notes with fellow classmates so you can fill in those information you've missed.
  8. Don't hesitate to ask questions in class when you are confused about a particular point.
  9. Have enough rest prior to an examination.
  10. Come to examinations well prepared.