Jim Kwik Acronyms Flashcards
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What does the acronym FAST stand for?

  • Teach (correct)
  • Forget (correct)
  • State (correct)
  • Active (correct)
  • What does the acronym MOM represent?

    Motivation, Observation, Mechanics

    What is the meaning of the acronym SUAVE?

    Say the name, Use the name, Ask about the name, Visualize the name, End with the name

    What is basic association?

    <p>Making a logical association between two things</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the three lights in a traffic light system?

    <p>Red, Yellow, Green</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the number 21 represent in the context of memorization techniques?

    <p>Alcohol because it is the drinking age</p> Signup and view all the answers

    List 4 brain foods mentioned.

    <p>Avocado, Blueberries, Broccoli, Coconut oil</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the acronym ABRA stand for?

    <p>Release</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why is sleep important?

    <p>It consolidates short to long-term memory and helps prevent dementia.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    One condition for ideal sleep is to keep the bedroom ______.

    <p>cool</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the memory principles mentioned?

    <p>Primacy, Recency, Organized or Chunked, Emotional, Unique, Familiar, Visualize, Connected</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is chain-linking?

    <p>Taking words and linking them into story pictures</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Acronyms and Their Meanings

    • FAST: Forget, Active, State, Teach
    • MOM: Motivation, Observation, Mechanics
    • SUAVE: Say the name, Use the name, Ask about the name, Visualize the name, End with the name

    Learning Techniques

    • Basic Association: Create logical connections between two items for easier recall.
    • 1 to 20 Memory Aids: Use relatable images or concepts for numbers, like associating "1 sun" with the number 1.

    Number Series Mnemonics (1 to 40)

    • 21: Alcohol - legal drinking age
    • 22: Appearance - looks like two swans
    • 24: Time - 24 hours in a day
    • 28: Cycle - average menstrual cycle is 28 days
    • 35: Minimum age for presidency - Barack Obama

    Unlocking Your Super Brain

    • Good Brain Diet: Include blueberries, avocados, wild salmon, water, dark chocolate.
    • Killing ANTs: Transform negative thoughts by adding "yet."
    • Exercise: Beneficial for heart and brain health.
    • Supplements: Utilize brain nutrients like B vitamins and omega-3s.
    • Positive Peer Group: Surround yourself with supportive individuals.
    • Clean Environment: A tidy space promotes better focus.
    • Sleep: Essential for memory consolidation and brain health.
    • Protect Your Brain: Engage in protective measures for mental health.
    • New Learnings: Aim to read daily to stimulate the mind.
    • Stress Management: Use techniques such as yoga and mindfulness.

    Brain Foods

    • Key foods for cognitive enhancement:
      • Avocado
      • Blueberries
      • Broccoli
      • Coconut oil
      • Eggs
      • Leafy greens
      • Wild salmon and sardines
      • Turmeric
      • Walnuts
      • Dark chocolate

    The ABRA Technique

    • ABRA: Acknowledge, Breath in, Release, Align

    Importance of Sleep

    • Sleep is crucial for:
      • Memory consolidation from short to long-term.
      • Prevention of dementia and Alzheimer's by clearing brain plaque.
      • Facilitating new ideas and solutions through dreaming.

    Ideal Sleep Conditions

    • Remove digital devices from the bedroom.
    • Ensure darkness for optimal sleep quality.
    • Keep the bedroom free from work distractions.
    • Maintain a cool sleeping environment.

    Memory Principles

    • Primacy: First items in a list are easier to recall.
    • Recency: Last items are also more memorable.
    • Organized or Chunked: Group information into categories.
    • Emotional: Attach emotional significance to memories for better retention.
    • Unique: Use unusual images or concepts for recall.
    • Familiar: Relate new information to known items.
    • Visualize: Create mental images associated with ideas.
    • Connected: Link new information through associative thinking.

    Chain-Linking Technique

    • Link words together by forming story-like images to enhance memory and retention.

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    Test your knowledge of acronyms and associations with these Jim Kwik flashcards. Each card presents a different acronym or concept aimed at enhancing your memory and learning techniques. Perfect for those looking to improve their mnemonic skills!

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