Showing posts with label memory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label memory. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 4, 2014

Hi All,

I just came across an interesting article from an old email about memory and how to remember things.  The article is called 'US Memory Champions Share Expert Techniques For Remembering Anything' and was posted by BusinessInsider.com on July 25th, 2014.  (For another article about memory click on this link - this article was from this blog back in July as well.)

Here are a few other links from the web on how to remember various names, lists, projects, etc that you might come across during daily life.

How to Improve Your Memory? - HelpGuide.org
How to Improve Your Memory, InstantlyPsychologyToday.com   awesome article - and it works

Click on this link - which goes to the library online card catalog for the subject of 'memory'. Also, the link lists items that only the Farmingdale Public Library owns - not other libraries.

Enjoy the articles and sites.

Regards,
Stu

Thursday, July 17, 2014

Don't Forget - Memory Program!


Hi All,

Don't forget (  :)  get it? ) that we have a memory program on Thursday, July 17th at 7pm in room C.  The program is scheduled to last an hour and there are spaces available. 

The formal 'blurb' for the program is 'Virginia Belling, RN, will be here from the Long Island Alzheimer’s Foundation to speak about what’s normal when it comes to forgetting and remembering, reversible causes of memory loss, first steps when there is suspicion that someone may have a problem, and tips on successful aging. Preference given to UFSD #22 residents."

Click on this link to find books on the topic of 'memory' from the library card catalog.

Click on this link from WikiHow.com for an article entitled, 'How to Increase Memory Power'.

Click on this link from About.com for an article entitled, 'Top 10 Memory Improvement Tips'.

And, finally, click on this link from Psychcentral.com for an article entitled, '8 Tips For Improving Your Memory'

Enjoy the links and the new skills that you'll acquire. And don't forget to use these new memory skills!

Regards,
Stu