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Unlimited Learning: Amazing Memory for Adults
I understand what it's like to struggle with learning new information. Even my teachers thought I was "the slow kid" in school. It wasn't until grade twelve that I stumbled on memory techniques. After learning these simple skills, I went to college and earned a degree in computer science. Now, I teach high school students how to program computers using the same Unlimited Learning systems I would like to show you.
In this book, I've laid out easy step-by-step processes to help you unleash your learning abilities. Learn memory systems to store and
Vocabulary wordsNumbersDatesSpeechesLiteratureAnd more!
Isn't it time for you to take control of your learning?
In this book, I've laid out easy step-by-step processes to help you unleash your learning abilities. Learn memory systems to store and
Vocabulary wordsNumbersDatesSpeechesLiteratureAnd more!
Isn't it time for you to take control of your learning?
94 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 30, 2022
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November 21, 2022
The Tricks of Training Your Brain
What a surprising read. This book is a little heavy if you think you’re going to pick it up and magically unlock your ability to improve your learning. This is not that kind of book. The author details the idea of memory and the various methods of retaining information. Initially, I thought the book was going to be a walk down familiar paths of memorization and close reading, but it offered insightful information into mnemonic devices and PAO systems as well as other methods of learning. Now, this is not a book that you read from cover-to- cover and suddenly you are a genius in training. The techniques offered require practice and patience. With time and lots of practice the author promises, implicitly, that anyone can improve their retention of information and having read the book from cover-to-cover I see the potential of practice of mnemonics and the half dozen systems offered to help better and improve memory and retention of information. Insightful information about memory.
What a surprising read. This book is a little heavy if you think you’re going to pick it up and magically unlock your ability to improve your learning. This is not that kind of book. The author details the idea of memory and the various methods of retaining information. Initially, I thought the book was going to be a walk down familiar paths of memorization and close reading, but it offered insightful information into mnemonic devices and PAO systems as well as other methods of learning. Now, this is not a book that you read from cover-to- cover and suddenly you are a genius in training. The techniques offered require practice and patience. With time and lots of practice the author promises, implicitly, that anyone can improve their retention of information and having read the book from cover-to-cover I see the potential of practice of mnemonics and the half dozen systems offered to help better and improve memory and retention of information. Insightful information about memory.
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