It may seem presumptuous to want to help someone improve his or her intelligence. However if you know the specific areas in brain capacity in which your weak spots lie, it is perfectly possible to strengthen them and enable you to acquire more confidence in eliminating your vulnerabilities. Pure intelligence, measured through the IQ Test is divided into four distinct cerebral capabilities, they are: Verbal Intelligence, Spatial Intelligence, Logical Intelligence and Mathematical Intelligence.
This is why we have developed these practical tutorials to aid your quick progress in the specific areas you show weaknesses. In addition, you may also benefit from two bonus tutorials: one to develop your brainpower and the other to improve your memory.

Improve your Memory
Improve Your Brain Power
Improve your Verbal Intelligence
Improve your Logical Intelligence
Improve your Spatial Intelligence
Improve your Mathematical Intelligence

Improve Your Memory

Introduction

Stimulate Your Memory to Avoid Losing it

Build the Memorization Process

How to Organize Your Money

Record Information with Your Five Senses

Strengthen Your Memorization Skills

Learn Some Memorization Techniques

Feed Your Memory

Things to Remember About this Method

Introduction

Memory is not intelligence. As French writer Michel de Montaigne wrote, "Memorizing doesn’t mean knowing." On the other hand, once thinking precedes the ability to remember, memory and intelligence combine to result in one big benefit: understanding what we assimilate. It's how we use the information we absorb that makes all the difference. Here's a method which will certainly help improve your memory without giving you a stroke in the process.

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Stimulate Your Memory to Avoid Losing it

For just a moment, try to recall all the lessons you learned by heart the night before a test. And try to answer this question: Am I capable of remembering them today? Very unlikely, except for those who graduated from school not too long ago, since most of us probably won't remember much of what we learned, except for a few bits and pieces of information here and there!

Obviously, memorizing was the best way to land high grades. However, some of these lessons required intense concentration on your part before you could remember them. The grade you got was probably not as high, but the knowledge stayed in your head a lot longer.

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Build the Memorization Process

Your goal: to convert a piece of newly-acquired information or fact into data stored in your long-term memory.

1. Regularly stimulate your memory

It's easier for the brain to retain information when it is stimulated at regular intervals. For example, when studying a foreign language, you learn things better if you undergo a continuous (i.e. daily or weekly) training. Neurologists consider training our reflexes as the basis for all memorization.

In other words, if you learn things randomly, it will require more effort on your part to retrieve notions or concepts you've already learned but which got lost in the maze of your memory.