Don't swallow it whole! When someone gives you a phone number to remember, use 'chunking' as a way of remembering it. Short-term memory is limited so chunking helps us process long bits of ...

The idea of chunks of knowledge and how semantic encoding aids learning refers back to the "anchors" required for successful consolidation of information into long-term memory in the Brown quote above ...

The capacity of the short-term memory can be increased through a method called ‘chunking’. This involved breaking a larger piece of information into several smaller pieces. A good example of ...

E - EncodingDeep encoding is the key to building a stronger long term memory! Use the Feynman technique to teach others what you are trying to remember. This will help you organise information ...