How to memorize faster for exams - image library

Memory techniques are great for remembering all sorts of information.
Students often ask me how they can use these mnemonic skills for more complicated ongoing study material like formula, abstract information and general university style studies.
In this video we will cover one of the tips for making basic memory techniques adaptable to your area of study. This is by making yourself a library of images.
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[@mikegreen2320]

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[@vishwas81]

Thank you!!

[@lislessons8075]

Thanks for the tip. How do you approach diagrams that need to be memorized. Where it is not necessarily a concept that you need to store in a palace but a section of the human body that needs to be identified with specific terminology?

[@Anastasia_Woolmer]

Hi, thank you for your comment. If I were identifying specific terminology for sections of the body I would consider using the body as the memory palace. A number of my students studying massage/Chinese medicine have used this successfully. Create the story/image to represent the information, but the location is the body part. It is also best if you can 'interact' this story with the location (ie it is happening on your bicep or neck or in your lungs). Hope that makes sense, if you need more help please feel free to email me (from my anastasiawoolmer.com website) and I can go into more detail :)

[@lislessons8075]

@@Anastasia_Woolmer Thanks. Appreciate the advice! You are an inspiration, keep up the good work

[@mobina9632]

Amazing!I needed this tip. But doesn’t the repetition of the same picture confuse us?

[@Anastasia_Woolmer]

Hi, thank you for your comment. Sometimes if it is just a small library of images this can happen, but anywhere over about 30 images you should be fine. Be sure to mix up the story a bit - Try to make it make sense when you make the story as to why it is happening with this particular image. Also if you interact with the location in a memory palace this will help. For example don't just see the 'image/story' happening on top of a table, see it sliding along and cleaning the table as it goes. This should also help you to not get confused.

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