Problem: Article: Many people who have trouble memorizing terms or names find that visual association/memorization techniques can assist in the learning process. Try to focus on an actual visual element of the thing you're trying to memorize, then develop some type of memorable association in your mind. Memory is largely visual, so pinning some type of visual element to the word, name, or series of actions you're trying to memorize can help you cement that concept in your memory. If you're trying to remember that someone you've met is named Nathan, for example, you might think about Nathan's nose to associate the name Nathan with the physical shape or size of his nose. Any other sensory information you can pair with a visual memory will only strengthen that memory in your mind. Repetition, or what some psychologists refer to as over learning, is one of the best ways to memorize any new skill or piece of information. Repetition of the same action over and over helps you build muscle memory, and repetition of the same information helps you cement that data as a new memory. Your practice and repetition should be conducted on a regular basis. Try to avoid cramming, as this is not a good way to memorize or learn new things. Space your repetition out over a longer span of time to maximize your results. A mnemonic device is any mental technique that helps you memorize and recall information. There are many different types of mnemonic devices, some of which date back thousands of years. A few of the most common mnemonic devices include: Acronyms - this involves using the first letter or letters from a name or phrase to form a new word or phrase that's easier to remember. One of the most common acronyms used by music students is remembering the musical staff EGBDF with the phrase "Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge." Rhymes - many students rhyme names, dates, or phrases to help make those concepts easier to recall. For example, substituting the words of a song you like with the names/terms from a lesson plan may make it easier to remember those terms on an exam. The Method of Loci - this mnemonic device uses a mental image of some place you know intimately (like your bedroom, or the rooms of your house as a whole). Then you assign each term/name to a spot within that location and visualize it as though it were a tangible object in that space.
Summary: Use visual memorization. Incorporate repetition of the new information/skill. Try using a mnemonic device.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You may have noticed that chokers are all the rage this season. They come in all different widths, colors, and materials, but one of the most popular is the classic velvet choker. These iconic '90s pieces look great out on the town at night, but they're also doable in the daytime. Pair them with a flowy daytime dress or slouchy sweater to look easygoing but also on-trend and put-together. A narrower width will be more subtle than broader versions. You can even find chokers that mimic bolo ties or ribbons, creating a longer line that doesn't read as such a bold choker-choice. Velvet ankle booties combine luxe sophistication with a retro rock n roll attitude. And, since they're a relatively small part of your ensemble, they can be a good way to ease into the velvet trend. Pair them with some skinny jeans or boot-cut trousers to highlight the lush velvet while remaining casual and cool. You'll find that most velvet booties have platforms or chunky heels, so you might want to look for a different velvet accessory if you're uncomfortable with heels. Chokers might be the most popular velvet accessory, but they're not the only ones available. In fact, you can find a wide variety of hair accessories and jewelry in velvet, such as headbands, retro scrunchies, cuff bracelets, and baseball caps. Since these components are fairly small, you can incorporate them into almost any casual outfit without feeling like you're making a fashion statement. Don't forget about handbags! Even though you might not wear them on your body in the same way that you wear a dress or a hat, they can constitute important and attention-grabbing elements of your ensemble. Velvet clutches and backpacks are particularly in vogue at the moment, as well as small, cross-body purses and pocketbooks. If you want to incorporate some velvet into your outfit without committing to a whole piece, look for jackets, belts, or bottoms with some velvet accents. A velvet trim on a dress or blouse, a velvet ribbon or stripe around the waist of a blazer, or velvet buttons on a jacket can all add flair to your ensemble while remaining subtle and casual.
Summary:
Check out a velvet choker. Put on some velvet ankle booties. Add a small velvet accessory, such as a headband or cuff bracelet. Find a top or bottom with velvet accents.