Activity station at the Singapore Science Centre
We visited to the Singapore Science Centre! on 18 June to set up an activity station at the Library. We introduced memory games to the younger visitors and tested their memory using quiz worksheets.Also taught were simple memory techniques such as the image story-linking technique.There were over 30 visitors (aged between 6 -14yrs) that day . Some adults who are familiar with what we were doing also participated. Everyone felt that the techniques taught were useful and effective !
The Techniques - Does it work ?
All important memory techniques catered to your learning style are covered in this section.
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How do we know they work?
Well, these techniques have been used by memory champions effectively AND when we applied it at the Science Centre and other student centres, we received positive feedback from the participants!
So why not try the techniques out for yourselves?
Our Resource Package is the perfect interactive site for you to start Training your Memory!

We have included interesting articles for you to read and get knowledgable! We have
fun and engaging activities such as our very own memory games, quizzes and cool optical illusions guaranteed to bend your mind!

Most importantly, the resource package encompasses different memory training techniques to cater to different learning styles (visual, auditory and kinesthetic)! Animations, graphics, optical illusions and video clips are also included inside to illustrate and visually explain the techniques.
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Activity Station at Student Care Centres
We visited the Gifted Learners Student Care centre on 31 July. There, a class of about 20 students participated in our memory training sessions. Some were able to grasp the techniques we taught them while others took notes from the slides. Overall, the activity went well and the participants appeared receptive especially with the image story-linking technique.

On 8 August, we also visited the Learning Bliss student care centre. There we did a short presentation and later set them a memory quiz to a group of 20 students. As the environment was more conducive, we managed to organise the activities better this time round. Feedback from our survey results were positive and we could see that they took away something useful from the session.
​The Articles

In order to keep our visitors to our website interested, we have included some useful articles for you to read and get informed! You will probably find our "Food for Thought" article interesting - it talks about the sort of food you should eat more of to improve that brainpower of yours!
So what are you waiting for?
