All’ingresso dell’università o alla fermata del metrò di Sant’Ambrogio ci sarà capitato di vedere delle persone con in mano un volantino, prevalentemente blu con l’immagine di un faro, intenti a fermare la gente, chiedere di partecipare ai loro corsi sulla memoria. Ci sarà chi ne sente parlare solo ora in questa pagina, c’è chi li ha semplicemente visti e nulla di più, chi è stato fermato ricevendo anche dimostrazioni dai suddetti sulle applicazioni dei metodi mnemonici, chi invece non ne può more than say no to these invitations. This article aims to answer some questions, the most basic and immediate to those who, not having them popular, wants to understand a bit 'more and maybe get a better idea of \u200b\u200bwhat these courses. The first.
is some kind of scam?
In fact, the most trivial question because the method of the "flyer" is very similar to the type of canvassing, the kind in which to sell the product but it does not matter as the sale, however, further analysis is my to say no, there are good reasons to believe that the service has given utilities, and more consequential question here is:
What? That is: these storage methods that we propose are really effective? And most applicable?
Yes, I am. The methods of storage are not born overnight, our first evidence of mnemonics we can make them goes back to Simonides, greek poet, and in general the beginning of rhetoric as an art of speaking in which knowing how to store the conversations as fundamental part of this. Hence the mnemonics that have evolved through the study of great people from less illustrious Ramon Llull, Pico della Mirandola and passing up to the Giordano Bruno Gianni Golfera that our contemporary reading of the book by Bruno 's' shadow of ideas "is to begin his career, described the man in the world with more memory, able to quote from memory 261 books from beginning to end both the first and last! A proud man in the world with more memory is a little Italian 'in Italy unless it is so little known. The point is that all these people find the mnemonics not only applicable but applicable to all. We come to the most important part: What are these
mnemonics?
The truth is only one principle in which it serves the entire methodology. The speech is simple, he uses only a very small percentage of his brain, a brain that thinks in particular per immagini e per associazioni. Si può arrivare a memorizzare attraverso sinapsi più solide e durature, coinvolgendo più parti del cervello possibili, come l’emisfero destro più emotivo e visivo del sinistro, un po’ come succede con una situazione fuori dall’ordinario o quando viviamo un evento emotivamente forte, in grado di rimanerci impresso per molto tempo. Ciò che è da evitare è il metodo classico di memorizzazione, il semplice ripetere che predilige il solo emisfero sinistro, fa perdere molto tempo e soprattutto non aumenta la nostra creatività.
Come funzionano esattamente?
Ciò che dobbiamo memorizzare viene associato a immagini, le immagini vengono fatte interagire fra loro in modo che rimangano più impresse nella nostra mente, ovvero vengono ingigantite, colorate, modificate, fatte muovere, meglio se si tratta di immagini familiari come quella del nostro cane piuttosto di quella di un cane qualsiasi. In questo modo, e soprattutto le prime volte, se non ci ricorderemo ciò che c’era da memorizzare ci basterà ripercorrere le interazioni di immagini che erano avvenute nella nostra mente. Per farvi un esempio il nome Golfera può rimandare a un uomo che gioca a golf o a una mongolfiera. Meglio ancora se immaginerete la mongolfiera straordinariamente veloce e colorata oppure l’uomo del golf in grado di spostare intere zolle di terreno.
Ma torniamo al corso di memorizzazione, come sarebbe farlo?
Il corso teaches precisely this kind of techniques and more, is specifically organized for students, even more so for those students. In addition to simply memorizing talking about how to do long term, how to organize study plans, mind maps and quick read, very useful to read at speeds much higher than normal without losing the contents learned (although some studies disagree on this point). The course has as its basic concept, and to some extent true, the idea that the worst obstacles are those who for one reason or another, we place ourselves alone. This arises when we use one part of the brain or when we get used to read letter by letter when to watch is more productive to use the photographic memory (you'll also remind you that you have not read it but remember where you read it exactly in the section of the book where it says) but also in more mundane factors like our town to ask address the problems. For this reason the course is specifically parts motivational research or systems that also in terms of emotional perform better, and it is no coincidence that it has left many happy just because it is capable of hitting emotionally.
But there are drawbacks in this course?
Obviously yes. First, the price is around € thousand. Is it because there are no particular competitors specialized in that field or because in addition to the course is associated with a tutoring service that can follow after the course, the fact remains that the price is too high.
Once you master the techniques you can then keep them in use even after a long time?
This is actually the backbone of the whole problem. While it is easy to learn the techniques, go home and know how to use is another thing. From the practical point of view it would not be anything difficult, but it is obvious that each person is independent, with different rhythms of life and circumstances, and therefore the transition = current results is certainly not immediate. If you decide to attend a couple of these steps can be: privilege time after learning to automate recordings and especially not wanting to do everything at once, to take effect only a few techniques and reserve the other at a later date. So much for those who want the course is rifrequentabile at no cost.
I was paid to write this article?
No, of course I'm kidding but if you want further details, here are some links of interest:
Daniel Gavazza
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