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did they teach you bodmas brackets over division, multiplication addication subtarction. We got there in year seven or eight of high school i trip over i own tongue trying to say it, i am a 46 year old man is it only me? They never taught us this in either of my 2 degrees. Music can do it only so long as you I were taught to play something but then who do i think i am?
I really have to say, I'm liking this direction of the channel. The applied psychological practices and facts is a refreshing aspect of RUclips that is all about being clickable and trendy. This sort of high-quality, evergreen content is a pleasant change of pace. I hope it does well for you! Nice job man.
Thats bcoz our brain is not meant to process useless data of most subjects that are taught in schools and universities. Our brain is meant to survive in jungles from wild animals, finding and remembering the places and paths of resources, thats why things that are visual are more easy for us to remember then stuff like math formulas.
You should call this episode 'Mnemory tricks'. The visual play on words would make the mental word association with the technique more mnemorable to the viewer.
The problem for me is that I often forget the memory trick I'm using, itself. I'll give a personal example. When I was in college, I had to remember whether glutamate, glycine, and GABA are excitatory or inhibitory transmitters. I came up with my own mnemonic device that helps me remember glutamate is excitatory because the word glutamate contains the letter "t" and "t" looks like the positive sign "+" which stands for positive or excitatory. But a few weeks later, I completely forgot I had used this mnemonic device and actually had to look up each neurotransmitter all over again. To be clear, I remembered HAD a mnemonic device, I just didn't remember what that device was. It's frustrating when I can't recall a memory trick I used.
Same for me. I am studying law and I made a mnemonic NATIOnaL for article 265 but I always fail to relate what the article says with thr mnemonics. Hence my mnemonic fails. I am struggling to create mnemonics for articles and sections which relates to what it is about.
@@jelly.212 No bro! I make long mnemonics for articles now and only the memorise the ones which are very inportant because it takes lot of time. For example to remember a article I include a newspaper in mnemonics (because newspapers contain lot of articles) when I have to remember a article, a rope long list of schedule for schedule and a rope or snake for section because they look like 'S' and I make long action mnemonic for articles. Example, Article 265: Tax can only be levied and collected by the authority of law. Mnemonics: N(2) CH(6) L(5) Nach (dance in hindi) *L*adki (girl). In my mnemonics there is huge stage where newspaper is in background (for article) and girl who is maniacly dancing then 3 officers come and she slaps them. Slap resembles the punishment for collecting people tax without authority. Works for me but takes a lot of time to create mnemonics in action as I am not very good in it. I still code Articles into objects/action according to major system but never visualise it so whenever the numbers comes before my eyes I can convert it into major system and this gives me little hints about the articles. But I can't remember the Article no. if you tell me what it is about.
@@jelly.212 Also I have many simple mnemonics I learn't months before which I have totally forgotten and I only remember them when I convert them again. Simple mnemonics are good with regular revision but not strong like Memory palace and stories.
@@nothingnothing3211 That's a good strategy ,i am studying the crpc and IPC and i just draw charts to get a better visual representation. Problem is i can't fit all the sections into a chart as it becomes too complex at some parts. Right now I am trying to come up with a better version
Some People Have Curly black hair mnemonic for trigonometry.. Sin(some)=perpendicular (people)/hypotenuse (Have) Cos(Curly)=Base(black)/Hypotenuse (Hair)
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mnemonics : chunkin .. 98-160-53-698 acronym .. bodmas vibgyor acrostic .. every gud boy does fine loci .. memo palace rhyme .. i b4 e , except after c music .. twinkle twinkle .. abc song
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I grew up as a special needs kid where I used to have a "helper" with me at all time so I wouldn't disrupt the class. I used mnemonics to learn Thai language. I found making something stick in my head through a weird connection made every thing stick for good. It's an amazing learning technique that and the military approach where you sit with 10 words every day and you don't leave till you get all them words correct.
Funny I recently started playing with memory palaces myself. I use to be able to memorize phone numbers by the hundreds because the tones the corded phone had set for each digit. I'd simply sing the persons name to the rythm and tune of their phone number. Wasn't till maybe 2 years ago that I figured out that I let cell phones rob me of that system.
I forget when I relate something maybe because I have ADHD? On top of that I always swear to myself I won't forget but still forget and I don't have dementia and medications give me stomach aches so I can't do the meds.
👉 Chunking Some numbers e.g 16526899543 1652-6899-543 🔥 Acronym - Abbreviations of some words Acrostic - Acronym converts into sentence 👉 Memory Palace More numbers and more words 1353246 sedge 👉 rhyming 👉 music
Also with the numbers, instead of thinking them in single number think them as thousands. Helped me a lot: 27489583736264 = put in pieces: 2748 9583 7362 64. Now you have four numbers there.
I really enjoyed this video, but can u make indonesian subtitle? because this video is recommend by my teacher, so many myfriends do not understand what theory u say. thank u :)
This is glorious, I have been researching "good poems to memorize" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Yiyevi Ponevi Approach - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my m8 got amazing results with it.
1. Chunking
2. Acronym
3. Acrostic
4. Memory Palace
5. Rhyming
6. Music
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@@hamideheghbal2433 thx
Thanks....
CAARMM or CAAMRM. Thank you.
did they teach you bodmas brackets over division, multiplication addication subtarction. We got there in year seven or eight of high school i trip over i own tongue trying to say it, i am a 46 year old man is it only me? They never taught us this in either of my 2 degrees. Music can do it only so long as you I were taught to play something but then who do i think i am?
I really have to say, I'm liking this direction of the channel. The applied psychological practices and facts is a refreshing aspect of RUclips that is all about being clickable and trendy. This sort of high-quality, evergreen content is a pleasant change of pace. I hope it does well for you! Nice job man.
Totally AGREE!!
The channel we need to share with others.
Glad to see you here
✨ I actually use most of these, and find them very helpful. So amazing how our brain works. Great video!
Yeah I also try
Thats bcoz our brain is not meant to process useless data of most subjects that are taught in schools and universities. Our brain is meant to survive in jungles from wild animals, finding and remembering the places and paths of resources, thats why things that are visual are more easy for us to remember then stuff like math formulas.
Chunking is a fantastic tips, really helps to memorise (great example with phone numbers)
Nice tips! memory work always takes some practice and dedication
You should call this episode 'Mnemory tricks'.
The visual play on words would make the mental word association with the technique more mnemorable to the viewer.
Are not tricks. Its a system from at least 2500 years ago.
"Repeat this to yourself:
I am whole, perfect, strong, powerful, loving, harmonious, and happy."
Il never remember all that..
@@ScottishRoyal1 why
@Doven Ro Galus U gotta good point
@Romano Coombs DEPRESSIOM AKA HDSD (WELL KINDA LOL)
@Doven Ro Galus Doesn't matter, I know no one is perfect but what he's trying to do is to boost peoples confidence/ego, or maybe a mnemonic idk lol
Trigonometry acronym:
SOH CAH TOA:
SOH: Sin Opposite over Hypotenuse
CAH: Cos Adjacent over Hypotenuse
TOA: Tan Opposite over Adjacent
I learn the same acronyms!
Thank you for the all of things. God bless us all.
1:30 Acronyms
2:20 Accrostics
The problem for me is that I often forget the memory trick I'm using, itself. I'll give a personal example. When I was in college, I had to remember whether glutamate, glycine, and GABA are excitatory or inhibitory transmitters. I came up with my own mnemonic device that helps me remember glutamate is excitatory because the word glutamate contains the letter "t" and "t" looks like the positive sign "+" which stands for positive or excitatory. But a few weeks later, I completely forgot I had used this mnemonic device and actually had to look up each neurotransmitter all over again. To be clear, I remembered HAD a mnemonic device, I just didn't remember what that device was. It's frustrating when I can't recall a memory trick I used.
Same for me. I am studying law and I made a mnemonic NATIOnaL for article 265 but I always fail to relate what the article says with thr mnemonics. Hence my mnemonic fails. I am struggling to create mnemonics for articles and sections which relates to what it is about.
@@nothingnothing3211
Have you come up with a better system now?
@@jelly.212 No bro! I make long mnemonics for articles now and only the memorise the ones which are very inportant because it takes lot of time. For example to remember a article I include a newspaper in mnemonics (because newspapers contain lot of articles) when I have to remember a article, a rope long list of schedule for schedule and a rope or snake for section because they look like 'S' and I make long action mnemonic for articles.
Example,
Article 265: Tax can only be levied and collected by the authority of law.
Mnemonics: N(2) CH(6) L(5)
Nach (dance in hindi) *L*adki (girl). In my mnemonics there is huge stage where newspaper is in background (for article) and girl who is maniacly dancing then 3 officers come and she slaps them. Slap resembles the punishment for collecting people tax without authority. Works for me but takes a lot of time to create mnemonics in action as I am not very good in it. I still code Articles into objects/action according to major system but never visualise it so whenever the numbers comes before my eyes I can convert it into major system and this gives me little hints about the articles. But I can't remember the Article no. if you tell me what it is about.
@@jelly.212 Also I have many simple mnemonics I learn't months before which I have totally forgotten and I only remember them when I convert them again. Simple mnemonics are good with regular revision but not strong like Memory palace and stories.
@@nothingnothing3211
That's a good strategy ,i am studying the crpc and IPC and i just draw charts to get a better visual representation. Problem is i can't fit all the sections into a chart as it becomes too complex at some parts.
Right now I am trying to come up with a better version
I do practice all these tricks, even at my old age i can remember things what most young people can’t
Attaboy
ok boomer
Are not tricks. Are systems and have at least 2500 years.
not intresting daaa
69th LiKe
It’s crazy how this popped up right before I’m studying before my quiz. You about to help me get an A 👍🏽
Did you get that A?
Did you get the A?
I'm just gonna put this video in the "watch later" playlist, and never remember that it existed
Interesting I used the last one to remember the order of the planets as a kind and learned time table the same way as a kind.
Actually the first known Mnemonics expert was the Italian Giordano Bruno who was burnt at stake alive in 1600 for Heresy by Italian Inquisition.
thank you for doing this video. I now know what a mnemonic is!
What is it?
Please do a video about memory palaces.
One coming this week :)
Fantastic! Very helpful. Thank you!
I am very happy and grateful for having great memory because I remember to my relative name
Some People Have Curly black hair mnemonic for trigonometry..
Sin(some)=perpendicular (people)/hypotenuse (Have)
Cos(Curly)=Base(black)/Hypotenuse (Hair)
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Thank you sooo much!😀❤
1.CHUNKING
2.ACRONYM
3.ACRONYN
4.MEMORY PALACE
5.RHYMING
6.MUSIC
HOPE IT HELPS YOU 😁😁👍👍👍👍
Tq dear
Thanks
Very good of you including Pluto.
Great video! If you control your mind, you'll control your life!! Love from a small youtuber :)
mnemonics :
chunkin .. 98-160-53-698
acronym .. bodmas vibgyor
acrostic .. every gud boy does fine
loci .. memo palace
rhyme .. i b4 e , except after c
music .. twinkle twinkle .. abc song
Thank you! Well done!
thanks for the video
Great job, my students loved it, especially Ben.
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Thanks for helping
Keep making videos about this topic please
The memories website test thingy really diminished my confidence. I got a red 37 out of the 200-and-some score. feels bad man
Great video man 👌😀
2:00 acrostics 3:40 mind palace 70%4:30 rhyming sound
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this one is a re-upload right?
I found acrostic method helpful
Woooow brilliant I must say I loved it 💯💯💯💙💚💛🧡❤️😻
thank you it helped a lot
May God provide super memories💖to those all reading this comment right now🙏🙏
what is a mnemonic abyss?
I grew up as a special needs kid where I used to have a "helper" with me at all time so I wouldn't disrupt the class.
I used mnemonics to learn Thai language. I found making something stick in my head through a weird connection made every thing stick for good.
It's an amazing learning technique that and the military approach where you sit with 10 words every day and you don't leave till you get all them words correct.
thank you.
Thank you so much for sharing, plz more details on each
Funny I recently started playing with memory palaces myself. I use to be able to memorize phone numbers by the hundreds because the tones the corded phone had set for each digit. I'd simply sing the persons name to the rythm and tune of their phone number. Wasn't till maybe 2 years ago that I figured out that I let cell phones rob me of that system.
1:38 I don't know
1:41 No clue
I forget when I relate something maybe because I have ADHD? On top of that I always swear to myself I won't forget but still forget and I don't have dementia and medications give me stomach aches so I can't do the meds.
Tomorrow is my psychology exam and iam learning now
👉 Chunking
Some numbers
e.g
16526899543
1652-6899-543
🔥 Acronym -
Abbreviations of some words
Acrostic -
Acronym converts into sentence
👉 Memory Palace
More numbers and more words
1353246 sedge
👉 rhyming
👉 music
I'm studying psychology and it feels like you do too;]
Also with the numbers, instead of thinking them in single number think them as thousands. Helped me a lot: 27489583736264 = put in pieces: 2748 9583 7362 64. Now you have four numbers there.
Thats called chunking i guess.
I have been doing this without knowing that this is a actual thing lol
unless PEMDAS is a word.. it's not an acronym
Made this one up "Michael Jordan Flying Like Peter Pan" Jordan Peterson
not interesting
but true
Pluto isn’t a planet anymore :0 or is it just me??
Its a dog now.
Pluto has changed what it's classified as so much to the point where I don't even care anymore lmao
Braun Road
He: ROY G BIV
WHAT~~~
ME: Okay, VIBGYOR
What's VIBGYOR?
@@yingo4098 colours of rainbow
@@jyotsna6915oh, I use ROYGBIV instead
You remember salty DRY air in Florida?
MTFBU should be MTFBWU
Amen God Good WINNER'S IN chRist TNX 4 SHARING GOD BLESS US ALL
Feliz cumpleaños mamá
Explore urself everybody has different brain !
Melba Common
Pluto is not a planet, begone pizzas! xD
What should I do...I can't even remember the mentioned points😒
👏👍🧠
Hi!
Slow.the.fuck.down mate xD
Lmfao 😂I like this one
👍👍
"TRICK" is on us.....Trick word is used in a title to get people to CLICK on video 🧐
pluto's not a planet
Wait, yall learnt ROYGBIV in preprimary?
We learnt it as VIBGYOR
It's really benfit
❤
“Pemdis”
2:00 That rainbow is not correct lol
Can you provide a translation in Arabic, please?
Nitzsche Crest
Wait.. Is this Theodore from Whiteboard Crypto??
Hello
I can't even remember what i had for dinner yesterday, never mind remembering complex problems...lol..
I really enjoyed this video, but can u make indonesian subtitle? because this video is recommend by my teacher, so many myfriends do not understand what theory u say. thank u :)
O'zbekcha gapir
BEDMAS - brackets/exponents/division/multiplication/addition/subtraction
EGBDF - every good boy deserves fudge
😎 cool
Yas Sherlock !
👍 #sheebakumar
Hasitate some time good
Human win rar
Umm I've been chunking numbers by instinct
Good video but started with the ancient Greeks is total bs . Restarted with the ancient Greeks might sound better at least !
MBDTF
here bcoz i rly have a bad memory
omg how fast he talked made my head hurt but good job anyway!
You forgot one thing.. storytelling
I can't understand
Hah?!
This is glorious, I have been researching "good poems to memorize" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Yiyevi Ponevi Approach - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my m8 got amazing results with it.
Shut your mouth