Statistic: “Which Memory-Boosting Method Works for You?”

Visualize placing info in specific “rooms” of an imaginary building.

Turn boring info into vivid mental images—your brain loves pictures more than plain words.

Break big things into small groups. It’s easier to remember .

Using rhymes, acronyms, or funny stories makes dry facts sticky.

A rested, active brain learns better. Sleep locks in memories, while movement boosts brainpower.

Reviewing information just before you forget it helps burn it into long-term memory.

Create visual diagrams of connected ideas—it mirrors how the brain naturally remembers.

Explaining something out loud forces your brain to organize and recall the information clearly.