Obviously there can be no learning without memory. So it pays to know a little about how your memory works, and how to improve it. As 70 percent of what you learn today can be forgotten in 24 hours if you do not make a special effort to remember it, this skill can be vital!

You have a short-term memory and a long-term memory. Your short-term memory is designed to hold information temporarily - a phone number you have looked up or a sentence someone said. You remember it just long enough to use it.

You can think of your memory like transferring sheep into a big field. Short-term memory is like a holding pen at the entrance to the field. To transfer sheep into the field ( long-term memory), you need to deliberately drive them in!

Researchers have found that information has to repeated or acted upon in some way in order to be transferred from your short-term to your long-term memory. Exploring what you have learned, using more than just one of your senses of sight( visual), sound(auditory) and movement(kinesthetic) is a way to act on it.

There is nothing miraculous about being able to remember anything you want to remember - names, facts, figures or something you have read. Anyone with an average mind can learn quickly to do it. You can learn the secrets of a good memory in one day. Thousands of students have done it and so can you.

With a trained memory you can depend on it to recall all the facts you have learnt earlier, when you need them for an exam or assignment. With practice of the memory techniques, your concentration will improve too.

If you are having problem recalling anything at all or concentrating in your work, don't wait another minute - contact us for all the help you need and the benefits in your school life and adult life will be enormous. These skills will remain with you forever and get better until you can have a 'razor-sharp' memory.

You may write us for any specific problems you face in memorization, we would be glad to help.