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Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
Fact retention is a lot easier when it comes to 'non-questionable' subjects like mathematics or the sciences because your mind links 'causes and effect'.
It's a lot harder to retain 'non-scientific' information because you can't always make the link between subject - characters - dates etc.
It depends largely on your preferred 'learning style' and probably of more importance, the teaching style as you try and learn it.
It's a lot harder to retain 'non-scientific' information because you can't always make the link between subject - characters - dates etc.
It depends largely on your preferred 'learning style' and probably of more importance, the teaching style as you try and learn it.
Mamapolo2016 · F
These days, it's often more a matter of connections and recognizing relationships between concepts. With so much searchable information at our fingertips, it's a simple matter to look it up, most of the time.
Have you tried Lumosity?
20 minutes a day.
It's a great way to train the mind's microskills, including memory.
20 minutes a day.
It's a great way to train the mind's microskills, including memory.