Education is acknowledged as the cornerstone of personal development and national progress. But how knowledge is taught and learned can be quite different depending on whether it’s taught towards rote learning or meaningful learning in education and cognitive sciences. Of the many contentious issues in educational and cognitive psychology, one of the most polarized has …
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Memory, Speedreading, and Analysis
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Memory, Speedreading, and Analysis
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Productivity, Motivation, and Projects
ProlificFocus Offers:
Productivity, Motivation, and Projects
10 Mobile Games For Anyone With Dyslexia
Dyslexia is a common learning difficulty that affects millions of people worldwide. It primarily impacts reading, writing, and spelling, making traditional learning methods challenging. However, advancements in technology and educational research have led to the development of various games and apps specifically designed to support dyslexic learners. These games make learning enjoyable while catering to …
Memorize 2,000,000 keywords and other book in the book series
After 10 years of writing blogs and video courses, I finally published another new book. It is expected to be the first in the series. Here I explain more about the book series and future plans. The power tools of KeyToStudy Amazon now provides a tool for book series. We created a new series for …
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What can be encoded in 2,000,000 keywords?
In my book “2,000,000 keywords as one massive visualization” I address the memorization techniques. One may wonder how much we can encode in 2,000,000 keywords and why. Since this is discussed in another book, I would also like to present it in this blog. So try to imagine what can be encoded in 2,000,000 keywords. …
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The Memorize 2,000,000 Keywords Book – Why and How
We are launching a new book that deals with massive memorization. This is a dramatic step for dramatic content. There are two questions you may ask “Why and how, should I memorize 2,000,000 keywords as one massive visualization?”. Here I want to answer these questions related to me (Lev Goldentouch), to the book itself, and …
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6 Strategies To Apply Lateral Thinking
In everyday life, we face a multitude of situations that, whether more or less difficult or problematic, require making a decision. From making the shopping list as complete as possible to preparing for an exam, practically everything we do requires taking different paths to reach a specific result. Have you ever considered solving these types …
How To Learn To Reprogram Our Mind?
In the hectic pace of our current society, it is increasingly difficult to maintain the care of our mind and our mental health. Despite finding ourselves in a moment in which the awareness of self-care is more present than ever, the complicated conjunction of everyday and everyday factors sometimes does not allow us to disconnect …
When is the Perfect Time of Day for Memorization? Morning, Noon, or Night?
When considering the best time of day for memorization, it’s essential to understand how our cognitive abilities are influenced by our internal body clocks, or circadian rhythms. These rhythms affect our alertness, attention, and consequently, our ability to memorize. The optimal time for learning can vary significantly among individuals, but generally, the debate centers around …
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What Effects Does Music Have On Mood And Cognitive Performance?
Has it ever happened to you that when listening to a happy song you made a smile and felt euphoric? Or on the contrary, when listening to a melancholic song, has a sometimes inexplicable feeling of sadness taken over you? Music and brain have a very close relationship and the melodies you hear reach your …
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What is Olfactory Memory?
Olfactory memory refers to the memory of smells. Smells can bring back a lot of memories. This is because the olfactory bulb, a region of the central nervous system that processes sensory information from the nose, is part of the limbic system. Because the limbic system is an area closely associated with memory and emotions, …
