Do you know what links reciting the alphabet, remembering your first kiss, and taking a multiple-choice test? On the surface, not much. But these everyday acts show off three distinct ways your brain retrieves information. 1. Free recall Free recall is when you retrieve information without any specific cues or prompts. Imagine emptying your pockets… Read More »Definition of Free recall, Cued recall and Serial recall
Did you know that your brain can change and grow throughout your life? This ability, called neuroplasticity, is the key to improving your memory and learning skills. In this article, you will learn how neuroscience can help you harness the power of your brain and optimize your cognitive abilities. Memory: How It Works and How… Read More »How to Boost Your Memory and Learning with Neuroscience
Did you know that the Library of Alexandria was the ancient world’s largest and most significant library, rumoured to contain half a million papyrus scrolls, including works by Plato, Aristotle, and Homer? Did you know that the British Library is the largest library in the world today, with over 170 million items, including around 25… Read More »What is Memory?