Programme Objective

​​​​​​Memory is more than recalling information for meetings or examinations. Whether it's remembering facts in a presentation, statistics in your decision making, or quoting a legal precedent in a negotiation, the ability to remember and recall is an unfair advantage. Good memory skills are important networking skills

Many executives blame their forgetfulness with their senior moments. Does memory declines with age? No.

People with good memories are often seen as knowledgeable, smart, competent, and dependable. And there are many techniques you can use to develop your own ability to register information – and then recall it when and where you need it.

Learning Objectives:
At the end of the 1-day interactive workshop, you will be able to:

• How the brain memorizes
• Appreciate the various concepts of memory
• Use different techniques to memorize and recall

Programme Outline

Introduction
What is Memory?
Concerns about memory
Why people forget

How Memory Works
What do people want to remember?
Main reason for forgetting
How the brain remembers

Appreciating Memory
Types of Memory
Memory concepts
Memory food

Traditional Memory Techniques
Checklists
Mnemonics
The Roman Room
Link and Story
Association
Anchoring
Chunking
Alphabet
Number-Rhymes
 

Training Methodology

Lecturettes, discussion, exercises, training game and various learning activities to attain the learning objectives.


Closing Date for Registration

1 week before programme or until full enrolment.

Intended For

This training program is designed to improve the memory of executives through application of memory techniques.

Competency Mapping

Others = 7.00 Hours

Programme Facilitator(s)