Boost Your Memory

Jamal Lazaar introduces practical ways to make information easier to retrieve. The sequence moves from an explanation of memory and learning to exercises for lists and unfamiliar words. Vocabulary examples distinguish a word that already suggests a useful connection from one that requires a deliberately constructed sound association or image.

What you will learn

• Create associations for unfamiliar information
• Practice recalling ordered lists
• Choose logical or imagined links for vocabulary

Who this suits

The stated requirement is a willingness to try the exercises. This is an accessible starting point for learners wanting short demonstrations and practice ideas, with no specialist subject knowledge required.

Before you enroll

The course lists 1 hour 31 minutes of video in seven sections and an August 2026 update. References to preferred memorization modes should be treated as prompts to experiment, rather than fixed labels for how a person must learn. Results require practice and will vary with the material and testing conditions. The course is general study-skills education and offers no assessment of medical memory difficulties.

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Put it into practice

Compare two ways of learning the same type of material using different word lists. Keep the list lengths and review intervals similar, test recall without cues, and record which associations were clear enough to recover after a delay.

Source and review

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