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Ed Cooke and some Nifty Memory Tricks
This is the place to discuss Ed's talk and all things memory related...
11/09/2008 12:07:01
Josh (Member)
I found this interview with Ed Cooke in the Daily Express last weekend.
http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/62520/How-to-remember-pr...
Great man!
Mik
24/09/2008 06:52:41
Mike
Have been testing these tricks to help my daughter with her 11+ French. They've had a dramatic impact (19/20 on her last vocab test!!! a significant improvement). It's actually made the process rather fun. Will definitely start using them for her other subjects now. Really recommend them!!
01/10/2008 13:56:27
Olivia
i do have aproblem with reading and understanding,especially when im readind for exams. i also do not understand most questions, cos i end up giving wrong answer.
24/06/2009 18:55:38
aisha
Related Talks
Ed Cooke and some Nifty Memory Tricks: Ed's visual learning techniques are an effective and fun way to learn difficult information. They are ideal for children (and anyone else) who find it difficult to recall those “boring” facts.
Helping Children with Memory Difficulties (Auditory Memory): Professor Amanda Kirby discusses the background to auditory memory difficulties and who to see if there are problems.
Helping Children With Visual Memory Problems : Professor Amanda Kirby discusses how to help children who have difficulties with their visual memory.
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