Visualization, memory, reading and research skills
Many students believe that studying well is about working harder, spending more hours with books, memorising more information, or pushing through fatigue. In reality, effective studying has much less to do with effort and far more to do with how the brain processes information. At the heart of good study habits lies a skill that …
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Mindmaps are great for brainstorming – things that we need to rearrange from time to time. Mental palaces are great for atomic pieces of knowledge, as even a small unit can encode a lot of information. Placing mental palaces within mental maps and mental maps on the walls of mental palaces we enjoy both options. …
Intuitive knowledge is knowledge that appears automatically, without the need for analysis, reflection or direct experience. Because it cannot be obtained in any of these ways, it is considered to come from an independent source, which is usually associated with the subconscious mind. The word “intuition” comes from the Latin term intueri, which …
Logical markers are very effective used in mindmapping. Another way to look at it is by understanding the way computers process information: both in compilers and in neural networks. There is only one logical marker which I will quote always and use at every opportunity. Happiness = pleasure + purpose. I will use it here …
Studying can sometimes feel like an uphill battle. You sit down at your desk with the best intentions, open your books and suddenly your mind wanders. Maybe you start scrolling on your phone, staring out the window or even reorganizing your pencils. Sound familiar? Staying focused while studying is a challenge, but with the right …
In our fast-paced world, we often find ourselves making decisions and judgments quickly, sometimes without fully considering the consequences or underlying factors. However, to truly understand the world and our place within it, we need to go beyond surface-level thinking and engage in deeper, more reflective processes. Reflective thinking offers a way to do this …
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In the ever-evolving field of cognitive psychology, understanding how we remember information and experiences is crucial. Our memory does not work in isolation; it is influenced by various factors, including the context in which learning occurs. This context can encompass environmental surroundings, emotional states, and even cognitive conditions at the time of encoding. By delving …
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Ever found yourself reading someone’s tone faster than their words? Or noticed when a smile didn’t match the eyes? We all do it, more than we realize. Human behavior isn’t just an academic subject, it’s a toolkit we reach for daily. In this blog, we will share how studying behavior helps shape better service-based professionals …
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For students who want to improve their academic performance and study techniques, mind maps have emerged as a game-changing tool. Mind mapping provides a dynamic, visually appealing manner of organizing information, in contrast to conventional note-taking techniques, which can be linear and tiresome. Students’ understanding, memory, and creativity can all be improved by transforming material …
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New counselors face a profession that changes quickly and demands agility, emotional strength, and strong technological awareness. Modern clients expect responsive support, evidence-based strategies, and counselors who understand diverse identities and lived experiences. Counseling students often feel excitement mixed with uncertainty as they prepare for roles that now extend far beyond traditional talk-therapy. The field …
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