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your name." And finally, repeat their name in the conversation. And the
most natural way to do it is to conclude your conversation with their name.
National Geographic arranged a contest for making a mnemonic for the planetary
system, including the dwarf planets. The winner was 10 year old Marin Smith,
who designed the mnemonic: "My Very Exciting Magic Carpet Just Sailed
under Nine Palace Elephants." Mnemonics are memory aids that help us
recollect information. When there are tons of things in your head, recollecting
them becomes difficult. Also, as students, we all had a tough time trying to
recollect difficult terms, ending up losing our scores. To GenBrain our memory, we
all used a simple mnemonic technique, giving acronyms, or making a funny
sentence out of keywords, etc. However, mnemonics is an ancient technique, which
is also used by professionals. The trick is to make things easy for the brain
to recollect. There are various techniques of mnemonics that can certainly make
things easy. This can also be used in offices to remember rules easily, or to
easily remember an important checklist. Techniques of Mnemonics Acronyms: This
is the most common technique of mnemonics. They are nothing but abbreviations
created out of the initial letters, and make it easy to remember. Further, it
is easy to recollect the acronym too, if it contains vowels, making
pronunciation easy. Use Rhymes: Rhymes are easy to remember. Convert complex
words or sentences into rhymes. Giving a rhythmic effect makes it easier for
our brain to recollect. Other than that, you can also make use of musical
mnemonics, by converting them into a song. Make Use of Visual Imagery: If you
have a photographic memory, this can be a clever method that can be used to
recollect things. "Visual imagery is a powerful.
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