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Memory

The more senses we activate, the deeper the memory takes hold

The more senses we activate, the deeper the memory takes hold

You will be able to...

What does it do and who is it for?

What ideas underscore it?

You will be able to…

Harness sensory, visual and emotional techniques to shock you by how much you can remember.
Retrieve information much more quickly, which let’s your working memory focus on problem solving and making creative associations.
Master interleaving, a process that helps you move information from the short-term to the long-term memory as efficiently as possible.

What does it do and who is it for?

This workshop is designed for any student who would like to feel differently about their capacity to remember information.
We will demonstrate that powerful memories are fuelled by creative association and imagination.
Everyone will develop graphic note-taking skills, rather than lists and bullet points.

What ideas underscore it?

We have known for half a century that a human brain is twice as likely to remember a picture than a word. So why is our work is still trapped in a word-heavy reality?
Why do people believe that revising looks like reading? The more senses we activate, the deeper the memory takes hold.
Why could our ancestors remember so easily? We reposition the ancient ideas of story and journey and bring them into curriculum relevance.

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