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write a speech writing on memory triggers
(about a good memory trigger and about a bad memory trigger

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The Science of Memory: Top 10 Proven Techniques to Remember More and Learn Faster

Melanie Pinola Melanie Pinola / Published June 6, 2019

I've always been envious of people with exceptional memories. You know, the kind of people who amass encyclopedic knowledge with seemingly little effort, while the rest of us struggle to remember the name of the person we were introduced to seconds ago.

There's hope for all of us, though. Just as we can strengthen any other muscle in our bodies, we can train our brains to remember more and learn anything faster. You don't need to be born with a photographic memory (and, in fact, with a few notable exceptions, virtually no adults actually have a photographic memory).

Whether you need to study for an exam, want to learn a new language, hope to avoid embarrassing memory lapses (what's the name of your