How Your Brain Works – Piano-ology

How Your Brain Works: The Power of Patterns: A Memory Challenge

In order to illustrate the amazing power of patterns, let’s try a fun little memory challenge in four parts… Advertisements

I would like to close the series on How Your Brain Works on an inspiring and uplifting note…

In order to maximize learning, the students stress level needs to be “just right”… both in terms of type of

In a nutshell, you remember knowledge and skills better when you study them in the same environment and under the

Every thought, belief, and action that you repeat over and over turns into a habit… an unconscious, automatic behavior.

Your brain is a natural seeker, recognizer, discriminator, assimilator, interpreter, relater, combiner, connector, and creator of PATTERNS.

Recall is a much tougher memory task than recognition, as illustrated by two everyday examples:

Consolidation is the process by which short-term memories are transformed into long-term memories.

A major goal of studying music is to turn several disconnected pieces of information or behaviors into one unified, meaningful

Ready for a crazy obvious statement? The best way to remember something is to make it memorable!