Memory Techniques

I saw a question asked by students - how to remember things - first find out if you have eidectic memory- most dont have it. Now once you dont - read first time - make pointers. Go...

Prasannasimha🇮🇳

@Prasannasimha

Carpal bone anatomy: how I remembered the carpal bones 🧵 https://t.co/PuE2eSjw12

theRadiologist

@radiologistpage

Copy and paste these prompts to never forget what you learn:

Rishabh

@Rixhabh__

Want to remember every paper you read and be the most well-read person in the room? Here is how you can do it: 📚1. Read only two papers a day, slowly Everyone tries to use AI t...

Ilya Shabanov

@Artifexx

🚨 Trick to Remember the Five Years Plan A Thread 🧵 https://t.co/in2ULXstzs

UPSC NOTES

@UPSC_Notes

How to stop forgetting everything. Thread. https://t.co/yEurrVtDXU

Mikel | Hyperpolyglot

@NLLMikel

How to remember everything: https://t.co/tCxGdHEDCl

Unleash Your Mind

@MentalUnleash

Memorization! Most difficult aspect of student life for me. I wish the education system changes so as to require less memorization. But till then I'll give you useful tips for th...

Divya Mittal

@divyamittal_IAS

HOW TO REMEMBER EVERYTHING 😎 https://t.co/fE3SnPU5vQ

Nexus Wisdom

@Nexus_Wisdom

How to remember EVERYTHING you learn: https://t.co/MagxAJmwdr

Sergio Silesky

@sergiosilesky

HOW TO REMEMBER EVERYTHING 😎 https://t.co/jyHfMWN3i3

Mindful Maven

@mindfulmaven_

If you want to remember more, use these 6 simple techniques:

Alex Brogan

@_alexbrogan

HOW TO REMEMBER EVERYTHING.. https://t.co/ZaYxAxJZqx

LIMITLESS MIND

@limitlessmindon

Reading this thread JUST once will help you remember G20 countries forever.🤯 Spoiler: No, I won't tell you a mnemonic.🤔 Open this thread to gain an edge on your competition!🧵🏃‍♂️...

UPSC CSE WHY

@CseWhy

Having some crazy dreams recently. I love remembering dreams. Crazy. And gives me a lot of ideas.

looking for beta users.

@GRITCULT

How to retain everything you learn. The Spaced Repetition Method (science-backed):

Sahil Bloom

@SahilBloom

Is it the number of examples that matters or the number of presentations to the model during training? E.g. humans used spaced repetition to memorize facts but there are no equival...