How to use memory techniques to improve education | Boris Nikolai Konrad | TEDxDenHelder
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ย. 2018
- You learn many things in school, but learning how to learn is often forgotten. Neuroscientist and 4 time Guinness World Record Holder for Memory Dr. Boris Nikolai Konrad believes in a World, where students are passionate about learning and believe memorization is fun and easy. In his TEDtalk he answers the question "How does memory work?" and explains how to improve memory by using your brain the way it is meant to be used. Dr. Boris Nikolai Konrad is a Guinness World Record holder for memory, a neuroscientist, an author, and an international expert on memory improvement. He teaches memory techniques anyone can employ to achieve outstanding memory performances. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
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Great job Boris! I love how you didn't just show your memorization skills, but got the audience involved, and showed them they can do it.
visualization and association ... best tool to encode, consolidate and retrieve information... thank you very much for this wonderful session...
But it will not helpful for job , these all are effective only for exams and doing job but in interviews , meeting , public speaking ...it takes information to decode so that it's difficult to use this .
Learning is different process
@@phanikatam4048You can use also to memorize the topics.
I loved watching this. I took a class on memory at University and found it very helpful.
Excellent memory technique. Thanks a lot Mr. Konrad.
Very inspiring. Good job!
Start from 9:08
This is great. I wonder if there’s been any research on the effectiveness of these techniques with people who have conditions like adhd, which affects working memory.
I also wonder if researchers differentiate between memory recall of facts, and memory where we have to remember to do something.
So many questions! Guess I should go do some research!
I’be always learned things best by song, as I’m a very musical person. I remember my 5th grade English teacher (my mother) setting the list of intransitive verbs to the tune of “America the Beautiful,” and I could still list these verbs for you in order, because of the song.
Great Ted Talk. I’m convinced that improving my memory will be benefitial. I can hardly wait to start the on line training.
Have you improved ?
Dude! This was so excellent! I can’t wait to meet you one day. I think I will need to start practice these techniques.😁
Hello
Thank you.
Thank You
9 on Vocabulary and 15 on visual. Both I answered out of order. The vocabulary I struggled to get the 9rh past the dead line, and out of order a bit. The visual I got all in order before he mentioned each.
Though the vocabulary I also tried to remember in mental Images. Adding to the same picture. Though Iost track of the order with that one picture and short time frame, rushing to remember it all.
Thank you!!
Excellent video
Good talk....
I remembered to subscribe thanks to this video
Can anyone comment and put a review on the memory course he is providing in his website ?
Learning is making new connections and memory is nothing but these new connections
I can’t find your website! Kindly advise
Sir
What about some names which we never heard at all
I am 31 y/o and wanting to go to medschool. I am weak in math,memorization and I graduated 10 years ago. How will I improve my self? Thank you
Bryant Anniban did you go?
Did it work?
You can do it!!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏I beoieve in you
i remember when i was like 6 and my teacher said to remember because as big elephants can always understand small elephants
Starts feom 9:08
I came here for psychology homework and I'm leaving with my first intellectual crush. Hey Boris... ^_~
i need teacher
👌👌👌
,awesome,
now the problem is how to have a good imagination!!
Applicable on words only..
Is this harder the older you get, you talk about students learning this but what about middle age people?
There are some older memory athletes, even as old as 60's who can do things like memorize the deck of cards, just not as fast but can still pull this off to use it for everyday purposes.
Distance over memory to do any more for to go ascads
Hey
yess screats
geez tough crowd;
Tell me about it 😅😅 here I was clapping and all, wating to the crowd to react🤗🤗😶😶
in d domain of king
philus , all classes
sat in order by family rank
gender and specialization
🤯
2.30
3:00
He went from funny to dorky and d crowd confirmed it
visual
Зачем я храню свою память на спутниках куда недопрыгнуть
I still think I am 28.
first comment
lol
first reply
kenny I didn't notice that this vid was published yesterday till I read ur comment 😄
Who’s here for phycology homework
Me
"*phscology" dear
2:03 Mongolia is about 4.4 times bigger than Germany and second largest land locked country in the world 🤣
I'm sure he said that regarding the population of Mongolia...
how many people will remember they clicked on this video ?
This person thinks like me
there is no parliament in the philippines. you forgot that!
Mr Boris what r u upto. to glorify yourself .Dont waste our time.
It was a great video to show people the basics of memory techniques.
So much talk... Just say what you have to say. Why is it so hard to be brief and comprehensive?
tzenitzeni100 Sir if you are not leading this class please refrain from your negative comments keep them to yourself the gentleman clearly is trying to cater to all levels of understanding so with this being said wouldn’t it be true that if your heart was as big as your mouth you would be sacrificing your time as this gentleman is doing for us.... by the way this is not my account, I just read what was besides the word Taj Mahal, I apologize to anyone taking offense.
Shush
Not anything new.
Hi,
Question:
- Any one know, if while memorizing, do memory pros use new images & new stories each time you memorize stuff?
Wondering if mem pros have trouble with their past memorized stories, mem rooms, mem techniques colliding with memorizing new stuff, if so do you have any tips to avoid that?
Thank you