The document outlines 12 techniques for memorizing information quickly and easily: 1) The Loci Technique associates items with locations in a "memory palace", 2) Mnemonics uses rhymes and acronyms, 3) Storytelling connects items into an engaging narrative, 4) Chunking groups related items, 5) Building relates concepts to enhance understanding, 6) Visual learning associates items visually, 7) Mind maps organize topics radially, 8) Handwriting notes is better than typing, 9) Learning in parts with breaks improves retention, 10) Short, frequent study sessions are best, 11) Repetition is key to memorization, and 12) Pretending to teach aids learning. These techniques can boost memory and

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January 7, 2021
How To Memorize Anything Fast And Easily
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Whether it’s a new technology, a foreign language, or an advanced skill, being a quick
learner can certainly give you an edge, but using the following memorization techniques
can have an even greater impact on your brain and memory. First, you learn the
knowledge at hand, and second, you become better at remembering over time. Here are
some of the most commonly used memorize techniques that can help you with everything
from memorizing a speech to remembering the names of new people you meet. To
memorize things better using these techniques will definitely affect your brain power and
help you to increase your memory.
1.The Loci Technique
The Loci Technique is Popularly known as “The Memory Palace”, this technique is
believed to have been developed in Ancient Greece, and it’s easy to use. All you have to do
is try to associate each item you’re trying to remember with a specific image and a place.
The effectiveness of this technique relies on your ability to mentally see and walk around
in that place with ease. A good first choice might be your house. Now go on and mentally
walk around your MemoryPalace. After you go through the door, what’s in the first room?
What is the next feature that catches your attention? It may be the table in the dining
room or a picture on the wall.
Continue making mental notes of these features as you go, and use each as a “memory
slot” to store one piece of data. You can use this technique to memorize tons of
information, from lists to birthdays, names, and faces.
2. Mnemonics

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We’ve all encountered mnemonics as kids. Whether it was to learn the alphabet or a
number of days in each month, we were presented with acronyms, music, or rhymes to
remember and retrieve information.
Another popular mnemonic is memorable sentences that are constructed out of words
that start with an equivalent letter because of the items you’re trying to memorize.
While most mnemonics are often a touch tricky to recollect, once you are doing, it’s
getting to be preserved in your mind for an extended time.
3. Story Telling
The Storytelling Technique Stores encompasses all the qualities of information that
makes our brain love and remember it, which are vivid and colorful pictures and engaging
plot-lines.
By creating different images that include items you would like to memorize, and
connecting them during a sequence, you create a story your brain can follow. For
example, say you’re trying to recollect that you simply got to buy milk, eggs, and bread at
the grocery.
You might picture taking a bath in milk, stepping out onto the bathroom floor which is
covered in eggshells, and drying yourself off with slices of bread. Weird, yes, but that is
the key, you would like to form the things stand to call in your mind.
4. Chunking
The chunking technique is all about grouping items together so as to recollect them
easier. Most people encounter this system once they try to memorize phone numbers,
Social Security numbers, or checking account numbers; but this system is often used for
other types of information as well.
The key aspect that creates this system work is grouping things supported semantic
encoding, meaning things are put in groups consistent with context or pattern.
5. The Building Technique
This is a technique that can be built on top of the techniques, I just mentioned. And it can
actually assist you to expand much further beyond simply recalling facts, names, and
phone numbers. While recalling facts are often helpful, nothing beats deep knowledge and
a profound understanding. This, however, can’t be achieved by a mere recalling of things.
A fact or a concept that you understand has a much higher chance of sticking in your
memory compared to something you just memorized. Once you introduce a way of
understanding and aiming to the items you’re trying to recollect, you’ll both remember
things better and apply them in several contexts.

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The building technique is most useful when you need to remember bigger, more complex
concepts or facts. The key element of this method is to relate facts and concepts to each
other, in order to help you understand them better.
6. Visual Learning Technique
The visual learning technique is an excellent technique to memorize things fast and
easy. In this technique, you have to take a picture in your mind of whatever you want to
learn.
You can learn things easily in a logical flow. To make it easy to remember, Associate
things in a sequence. Relate things to events or objects to easily improve your memory.
This technique will also help to increase memory power in students.
However, if you want to remember your notes color code them one by one. Color code is
also the best idea to remember study notes. You just have to highlight the main things in
your notes with different colors if it relates to your topic.
7. Mind Maps
Mind maps are mostly known for their benefit in increasing creativity. For learning new
information or simply organizing it in a more coherent way, Mind Maps can also be
used.
For example, if you are new to a job, you can use mind maps to better understand the
products and services your company is offering; Or even develop your own sales and
marketing techniques.
All you need is a piece of paper and a pen and start by writing down the main topic or idea
you are trying to remember. Proceed by connecting it to sub-topics with simple lines as
they relate to every other. The further away from the main topic you are, the more in
detail you get about the topic.
8. Typing by Hand
Put away your laptop, because you’re more likely to remember information if you write
your notes by hand. As compared to typing on a keyboard where each letter is represented
by identical keys. Your brain is more active in forming each letter when you write by hand.
Also, research has shown that when people take notes on their laptops, they tend to
transcribe information verbatim. Conversely, when taking notes by hand, we tend to
reframe the information in our own words – it’s a more active kind of learning.
9. Do it in parts
In this technique, you have to learn a small part and after that, you have to take a break.
Now, Before you start the second part to learn, revise the first one to make it through. In
fact, many memory masters use numbers on the specific parts to memorize by converting

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them into pictures.
10. Learn in short Bursts
Brief, frequent learning sessions are much more effective than longer, infrequent ones. To
learning new material experts suggest dedicating at least 30 to 50 minutes.
Anything but 30 is simply not enough, but anything quite 50 is just too much information
for your brain to require in just one occasion. Take a 5 to 10-minute break, before you
start another session.
11. Repetition
You might find it silly that we put this one on the list, but albeit most people know that
“repetition is key”, few actually practice it. With simple concepts and words, you would
possibly need to repeat them up to 30 times before they stick permanently.
Bigger things, such as speeches or presentations, may require more repetitions. Unless
you are trying to memorize specific facts or words, try to understand the essence of what
you are trying to memorize in order to avoid hiccups and making mistakes.
12. Pretend You’ll Have To Teach It
If you imagine that you’ll get to teach somebody else the fabric or task you’re trying to
understand, you’ll speed up your learning and remember more. The expectation changes
your mindset, so that you engage in more effective approaches to learning; As opposed to
those who simply learn to pass a test.
While memory might still be a mystery to us, studies have shown that these techniques
will help you memorize fast and easily, and retain more of what you learn. Try them out
and let us know what you think, or share your favorite memorization techniques.
Conclusion
Last but not least, By using these memorization techniques one can get a huge benefit in
learning. I highly recommend you to use each of these to improve your memory and get
better at learning. These techniques will also help you to increase your brain power a
very few times.