Accelerated Learning and the Kinds of Memory

The concept of speed learning is virtually synonymous to sharpening and sharpening your memory. There are lots of speed learning methods but it'd be most straightforward if your memory is as sharpened as a tack.

Now, to really understand how your intelligence and memory works, here are the different types of memories that every person has. And understanding them will truly help you to understand and master accelerated learning.

Short-term Memory is where all of the new things you are reading or watching or listening to is instantly stored. Some studies suggest that from everything you learn (in an interval of 15-60 seconds), only 7 pieces of information would be stored.

Long term Memory is where information is stored over a much longer period and some scientists accept that it can store an unending quantity of information but recalling it is dependent on: repetition, understanding, frequency and the emotion attached to that info.

Implicit/Procedural Memory is often referred to as our subconscious or unconscious memory. This is where our habits are stored (cleaning your teeth, waking up at precisely the same time each day, and so on.). This is the memory that automates or “auto pilots” our jobs.

Explicit/Declarative Memory is whereon of different facts and events are stored. These are the things that we consciously wish to remember. It has 2 subcategories.

Episodic Memory is very like a person’s “autobiographical memory” because here is where all of the memories about certain events and locations are stored (anniversary, first school, etc.). Emotion plays a big part in this memory type.

Semantic Memory is where all the structured facts like science and mathematics are stored. Occasionally, semantic memories are from episodic memories- this occurs when the soppy value of that info has been exterminated.

Accelerated learning is very interesting because it allows you to have a broader knowledgebase and a deeper understanding of different ideas. It can also definitely give you an edge at college or in work. Where and when, you can undoubtedly be of advantage when you know fast learning.

Another way that accelerated learning and memory are interconnected is the incontrovertible fact that where we keep our memories can be controlled! With certain accelerated learning techniques, you can bypass short-term memory. By doing this, you may be certain to have the data that you need anytime.

Obviously, if you've a poor memory or you mostly forget things easily, no matter how many accelerated learning techniques you know, you wouldn't get the end results that you would have wanted.

Except for the strategies themselves, alternative routes to improve your memory would be through eating right, proper exercise and different memory games or practices.

Learn more about Accelerated Learning by going to my Super Speed Learning for Kids website