Learning how to Learn 3

1.) Create a lively visual metaphor (mnemonic device). I do this all the time to help me remember names or ideas. Trust me, it really works! The goofier, the better.

Here's a more scientific explanation. Dr. Oakley uses a lot of examples from chemistry, math, and physics. You don't have to understand her examples; just remember the big idea: creating funny stories or pictures in your mind can really help you remember things.

3.) Spaced Repetition