Tests and Exercises Improve Memory

by b3694hz in Education, October 17, 2010

This can help the brain become more efficient in storing and remembering facts.

Kent State University researchers found the test helps the brain make the mediator to recall the memory that not just comes just to learn.

Practice can dramatically improve your memory for information in the future, says psychologist Kent State Katherine Rawson.

Testing is very good for memory because it helps the brain become more efficient. In an experiment, subjects were tested using a foreign language with Swahili-English word wing / cloud (cloud).

To learn this word, you can repeat it many times but that is not an effective strategy to save the memory, said Rawson. Testing is more conductive to the formation of key words rather than learning, she said.