How to remember (almost) everything ever
By: Rob Eastaway ; illustrated by Damien Weighill
Contributors: Weighill, Damien, illustrator
Edition: [Updated edition].
Publisher: Portico
Published: 2015
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 175
ISBN-13: 9781910232248
Subjects: Memory; Juvenile literature; Mnemonics
Description: Can you remember the names of every player on your favourite football team, yet still manage to forget what day it is? This book reveals how your memory works, explaining cool tricks and skills that can help to train your memory to remember everything--ever!
Notes: Previous edition: Shaftesbury: Element Children's, 1999.
Table of contents: title: How to remember more; title: Creating a story; title: The room method; title: Remembering numbers; title: Memorising with rhymes; title: Picking up a pattern; title: Using your senses; title: Photographic memory; title: Musical memory; title: Memory triggers; title: Invent your own mnemonics; title: Memory games; title: More memory tips; title: Super-powerful memories; title: How memory works; title: Computers and brains; title: Brain scientists; title: How does your brain work?; title: Left- and right-handedness; title: Memory and eye movements; title: How long does memory last?; title: Different types of memory; title: Forgetting; title: The memory can play tricks!; title: Animals and memory; title: What next?; title: What is a mnemonic?; title: 50 fantastic mnemonics; title: Create your own mnemonics.