Visualization, memory, reading and research skills
Nursing students often face the daunting task of memorizing vast amounts of information, from anatomy and physiology to complex pharmacology and medical procedures. One effective strategy to make this process easier and more efficient is the use of mnemonics. Mnemonics are memory aids that use patterns, such as letters, words, or associations, to help remember …
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It is always important to create ideas whenever one is writing an essay or a report or even when developing any other creative work. However, brainstorming assumes a different perspective when adapted to be used together with speedwriting. When writing, it is essential that you prepare the mind before the pen takes action on paper …
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In this article, I want to address visualization via touch. This is not something people discuss – which is why I want to touch the subject. More reading here, here, here, here, and here. Usage 1: Visualizing touch in PAO Just as we can use color to encode details, we can use texture. Typically we would …
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Notetaking is a fundamental skill that enhances comprehension and retention of information. However, when paired with speedwriting, it takes on a new dimension—allowing you to capture more information faster without compromising clarity. The key to effective note-taking in speedwriting lies in the strategic use of keywords. In this article, we’ll explore how keywords play a …
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The idea that humans use only 10% of their brains is a pervasive myth that has been popularized through various media and cultural references. Despite being debunked by neuroscientists, this myth continues to captivate public imagination. This article explores the origins of the myth, the scientific evidence debunking it, and the true potential of …
Reading before bed is more than just a quaint habit; it’s a powerful practice that enriches your life in myriad ways. As we hustle through our busy days, filled with screens and ceaseless activity, the simple act of picking up a book before bedtime offers a tranquil escape into other worlds and perspectives. This …
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Daily practice is the cornerstone of personal and professional development, empowering individuals to achieve sustained growth and mastery. Lev Goldentouch’s book, Analyze 1000 Articles, explores the transformative potential of disciplined habits, offering strategies to harness creativity, enhance productivity, and cultivate deep learning. Harnessing the Power of Reading and Writing Reading and writing are foundational practices …
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Memory lapses and difficulty in learning names are common experiences that many people encounter throughout their lives. These phenomena can be attributed to various factors, including age, stress, lack of focus, and certain health conditions. Understanding the underlying causes and potential remedies for these memory-related challenges can help individuals improve their cognitive abilities and …
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We are excited to release a new book on Amazon, Analyze 1000 Articles Every Weekend. This book deals with analysis, systematic creativity, and speedwriting in a systematic way. Transformative Framework for Knowledge Extraction and Synthesis This book introduces an innovative framework for extracting, analyzing, and synthesizing knowledge, redefining traditional approaches to learning and content creation. It …
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Mental forest is a concept I occasionally use for memorization of complex information. But our habits are not pieces of information: they require constant attention on a smaller scale. So mental garden would be more appropriate. Here I develop the mental garden concept with visualization and use case. Mental forests concept The mental forest visualization …
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