Brain exercises can be really effective at improving memory. Some of these exercises include learning a foreign language, playing crossword puzzles, number skipping, the 4 details observation task, and repeating what people say in your mind. From age 30 and above, the brain begins to shrink. The rate of shrinkage accelerates as people cross into […]
Speeding up reading in IELTS is about unlearning subvocalization and reading in word chunks instead to increase your speed. You’ll need a good grasp of speed reading techniques and a great deal of practice in IELTS-specific reading tests. IELTS tests are designed to test proficiency in the English language through: listening tests, reading tests, writing […]
The easiest ways to improve your reading speed for CAT are by skipping passages completely, using the Poriborton Method, tracing the text with a pen or your finger, and training your eyes to increase eye span. Listen up, CAT aspirants! You probably know that a significant portion of the Verbal Ability section in the CAT […]
Sometimes, how you tell people you love them creates a lasting impression. “I love you” is so common that it may lack enough weight to express how you feel. It’s no secret that using long words can help you stand out and impress. Thus, instead of using the simple “I love you,” you may want […]
Repetition is a crucial learning tool because it facilitates knowledge transfer from the conscious to intuitive or deeper recollection levels. The most profound “aha” moments result from interaction with text, followed by another encounter. Repeating an encounter cements it in your memory. Learning is a gradual process where you interact with ideas and progressively amass […]
Repetition is a key factor in memory and memorization. When we repeat something, we are more likely to remember it later. This is because repetition helps to embed the information in our long-term memory. Additionally, repetition can help us better recall information when we need it. Simply saying or thinking something over and over again […]
