Clapping as an activity may not directly improve memory, but some evidence suggests that incorporating physical movement, such as clapping, into learning can enhance memory retention. This is because physical movement can help engage multiple senses, creating stronger and more vivid memories. Additionally, the act of clapping can also serve as a way to consolidate and reinforce memory, making it easier to recall information in the future (5). However, more research is needed to fully understand the connection between physical movement and memory.