Memory is a cognitive ability that allows us to encode, store, and remember information. There are three types of memory: sensory, long-term, and short-term. Long-term memory allows us to store and remember information related to our lives or general information related to our environment. Short-term memory allows us to retain a limited amount of information for a brief period to complete daily activities, such as remembering the steps completed and needed to be done to prepare a meal. Sensory memory allows us to perceive the information around us. Strong memory processes are essential for our survival and daily interaction with our environment. Memory processes occur in the hippocampus along with input from other brain regions.
Strategies Worked on
Retaining information for later use
Recalling information accurately
Using memorized information to complete complex tasks
Memorization strategies and techniques
Verbal Memory Exercises
Splitwords
Quick! Form all the words as possible by combining their separate fragments.
Seize the Keywords
Memorize the key elements of a text in order to later reconstruct it in a logical manner.
Embroidery
Your client must find the word hidden within the scrambled arrangement of letters.
Visual Memory
Shapes and Colors
Are you sure you know all your shapes and colors? Find out with this game.
Displaced Characters
Several characters have been substituted and you have to find out which ones.
Heraldry
Hark back to centuries past and memorize coats of arms and all their complexities.
Pay Attention
A mix of numbers and letters to stimulate verbal working memory and short-term visual memory.
Visual and Verbal Memory
Around the World in 80 Trips
Memorize itineraries through the most beautiful regions on earth.
An American in Paris
A guided tour of famous monuments in great cities across the world.
Spatial Memory
Objects, Where are You?
Misplaced your keys again? Try our new version of an old classic and sharpen your memory.
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