Are you a person who just cannot remember small details like birthdays or numbers. This is extremely embarrassing when meeting new people, and already forgetting their names. So if you are one of those people, who have trouble with memorizing. You must read this post to the end, to see the 8 Secrets For Memorizing Things Easily. There is a very simple and easy way you can learn to remember everything.

In the 1870s, a German psychologist called Hermann Ebbinghaus started investigating the human brain. He made significant achievements in the quantitative measurement of memory.

Therefore, he created lists of nonsense words and used them to assess pure learning, meaning, and the rate at which we forget. He realized that he forgot about half of the nonsense words in 20 minutes. And over half of the nonsense material he learned, was forgotten within an hour.

While, he forgot more than half of the material learned within a day, memorizing the material did not drop much, beyond that period. This means, if the information retains for a day, it is permanently memorized.

Hermann Ebbinghaus also came up with a notable theory called, The Spacing Effect. This confirms that we learn easier and better, when we study the information more times, spaced out over an extended period. Rather than learning something in a short period of time.

The Spacing Effect Theory Explained:

To Memorize Quickly

• 1st Repetition  – Right after learning
• 2nd Repetition – After 15-20 minutes
• 3rd Repetition  –  After 6-8 hours
• 4th Repetition  – After 24 hours

To Memorize For A Long Time

• 1st Repetition  – Right after learning
• 2nd Repetition – After 20-30 minutes
• 3rd Repetition  – After 1 day
• 4th Repetition  – After 2-3 weeks
• 5th Repetition  –  After 2-3 months

8 Secrets For Memorizing Things Easily:

1. You need to understand what you are learning, so later it would be easier to recall the information from memory.
2. Put priorities and memorize the important things first.
3. It is easier to memorize things learned at the beginning and at the end.
4. Another theory called interference showed that switching topics helps to remember or memorize something.
5. We remember opposites easier. For example, if you’re learning a new language remember the words for black and white together.
6. To memorize easier, visualize everything you learn.
7. Use ‘nail’ words, nail one word to another so you can connect them.
8. When learning a new language, associate words with words that you are familiar, to make them easier to remember.

Try this and you won’t have any problems with your memory!