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Study less and learn more with the world's most famous method of personal power and self-control. A powerful program of simple, effective methods to dramatically expand the power of your mind to absorb and retrieve information! Discover how to operate at the Alpha level -- the brainwave frequency that signals the optimum level to learn new material and recall what you've learned. Recorded live in seminar with Hans DeJong, the # 1 Silva trainer in America, these techniques -- proven effective by everyone from students to homemakers to businessmen to college professors -- will increase your capacity to make use of the data stored in the complex computer that is your brain. Among the techniques you will learn are: - Mental Housecleaning Exercises -- methods of preparing your mind to accept information quickly and easily. - Memory Pegs -- a way of creating mental 'hooks' on which you can 'hang' and easliy reach things you want to remember. - The Mental Screen -- a process of visualization to help you bring information back to living memory. - The Three Fingers Technique -- a simple, centuries-old physical behavior to help you absorb, store and access information.Special feature: Includes mental exercises incorporating Alpha sound, and sequences of Alpha sound to help you reach and stay in the Alpha state while you develop your new skills.

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“The Manual” is the ultimate guide to Speed Reading, Super Memory, Laser Concentration, Rapid mental arithmetic and Optimal learning strategies. Some of the specific implementations and examples presented have not been documented in print before. The techniques discussed are the culmination of decades of practical experience combined with the latest scientific research, as well as time-tested methods. The system described herewith will allow the practitioner to: • Read faster with higher comprehension • Remember any type of information instantly • Store information in long term memory • Enhance concentration and focus • Access deeper levels of mind • Induce relaxation • Rapidly perform complex mental arithmetic • Master the Ultimate Study Method (USM) - a synergistic combination of the concepts above, built into an organised system that allows the user to study any topic fast, efficiently and effectively. This systematic approach can be applied to all areas of educational study, academic research, business endeavours as well as professional life in general. The methods presented vary from basic to highly advanced, making this text suitable to all levels- from the high school pupil, amateur memory competitor, all the way to highly skilled academics. The Ultimate Study Method (USM) will allow you, among many others, to: • Spend less time studying, while getting better grades: application examples are presented for Mathematics, Chemistry, History, Computer programming, Vocabulary and Spelling • Be able to remember longer and use the retained information better • Increase your knowledge exponentially • Train your brain and improve your faculties in general • Learn and retain foreign languages • Calculate mentally fast in business environments • Give a speech or lecture without the need for notes • Remember easily all important networking facts: calendar, faces, names, functions and phone numbers • Mentally store important facts about your interests: Chess, Art, Recipes, Poems, Oenology, Philately, Perfumery, Maps, and more

Using data from both human and animal experiments and citing both classic and contemporary studies, this exciting book illustrates how various topics in learning and memory are related and how the theoretical perspectives in these areas have evolved. The author team has created a comprehensive text on learning and memory that combines current with classic research. This extensively revised Second Edition is organized by the following unifying themes: 1) learning and memory are basic processes that result in diverse phenomena; 2) learning and memory are interrelated but separable domains; 3) learning and memory are adaptive processes, and; 4) learning and memory occur in a biological context. These themes provide a more understandable approach for students.

Memory is the stepping-stone to thinking, because without remembering facts, you cannot think, conceptualize, reason, make decisions, create. or contribute. There is no learning without memory.

How to Study Better and Faster Using Your Learning Styles and Strengths Walch Publishing Activity Text, Grade 10-Adult 78 pages Contents:Gettting to know you How did you score?What should I do with my life?Taking the Terror Out of Testing Tricks of the Trade Learning to Study How Well Do You Read?Getting aquainted with Our Language Your Friendly Library Writing for an Audience Taking Charge of your own education We ship First Class Ohio residents pay sales tax

A good working memory is crucial to becoming a successful leaner, yet there is very little material available in an easy-to-use format that explains the concept and offers practitioners ways to support children with poor working memory in the classroom. This book provides a coherent overview of the role played by working memory in learning during the school years, and uses theory to inform good practice.Topics covered include:" the link between working memory skills and key areas of learning (such as literacy & numeracy)" the relationship between working memory and children with developmental disorders " assessment of children for working memory deficits " strategies for supporting working memory in under-performing childrenThis accessible guide will help SENCOs, teachers, teaching assistants, speech and language therapists and educational psychologists to understand and address working memory in their setting

A good working memory is crucial to becoming a successful leaner, yet there is very little material available in an easy-to-use format that explains the concept and offers practitioners ways to support children with poor working memory in the classroom. This book provides a coherent overview of the role played by working memory in learning during the school years, and uses theory to inform good practice.Topics covered include:" the link between working memory skills and key areas of learning (such as literacy & numeracy)" the relationship between working memory and children with developmental disorders " assessment of children for working memory deficits " strategies for supporting working memory in under-performing childrenThis accessible guide will help SENCOs, teachers, teaching assistants, speech and language therapists and educational psychologists to understand and address working memory in their setting

This new textbook offers at once an introduction to learning, its early Pavlovian and operant origins up through the most recent developments, and complete coverage of the psychology of human memory from acquisition and storage to retrieval and forgetting. But unlike other textbook authors who rely primarily on an historical associationist linkage between learning and memory, Barry Schwartz and Daniel Reisberg take a cognitive approach to integrating the two fields.Without losing sight of each field's historical development, they provide modern bridges by which students can observe the cognitive underpinnings of animal learning and the descendants of associationism currently under scrutiny by human memory psychologists-in short, a state-of-the-art presentation that makes clear the commonalities (and contrasts) of human and animal research.Learning and Memory includes the most recent findings in the fields: the study of choice, operant behavior and economics, behavior theory and memory, implicit memory and unconscious memory, connectionism, concepts and generic memory, and networks of memories. In presenting these latest findings, the authors develop selective lines of research rather than merely listing research finding after research finding. This approach not only clearly shows students which findings support (or do nor support) hypotheses, but it also gives students a firm sense of how experiments are conducted, and science developed.In addition, a unique chapter, Chapter 14, "Memory and the Decision-Making of Everyday Life, " concludes the book. Drawing from the previous chapters, it explains how normal memory processes lead to the heuristics and strategies that guide our everyday thinking. Taking up heuristics, representativeness, covariation detection, and schema-based reasoning, including animal and human research, this chapter provides even more integration of the fields.

You don't have to be a genius to develop a great memory. Does your child struggle in school? Help your children excel by putting this book in their hands. Are you learning a new language? Studying for a test? Memory Mechanics will teach you methods so you can memorize anything, even hard to remember historical facts and dates. A great gift for high school and college students, teachers and business leaders! Gary DeMar, author of 25 books, national speaker, and president of American Vision divulges his secret to success. These memory mechanics helped Gary who confesses to a poor memory even to this day when he was in college and graduate school. Gary continues to use these techniques, especially when he has to speak before large audiences without notes. Each technique is explained in detail and illustrated using full color memorable examples. Learning new material will be a breeze with these proven methods. Anyone, at any age, can apply the system in Memory Mechanics to improve the most forgetful memory. This title makes a great graduation or back-to-school gift!