Acrostics Process

Remembering information usually comes easy to me as often I can still take a test unprepared and still succeed. In High School I rarely studied and instead just remembered information as I took the test and I would usually get an A or a B though I usually prepare myself for tests I am never afraid of tests as a result. Life events are a bit complicated as I do not remember a lot of events in detail but the ones I do remember I am able to deeply analyze the memory. I am able to figure out dates of memories by comparing the memory to what was on my mind for example homework or just general stress. Making the connection between what was bothering me I can remember the dates of certain events. Remembering dates is not simple and requires concentration and time but works out usually on the other hand information I read and learn are easy to remember. I read a lot about history as a child and I can still remember a lot of historical events throughout huge time spans and find similar aspects simple. Taking a test I look at a question I either know the answer right away or I …show more content…
The acrostics process seems is the most effective and simplest method of memorization as everyone is at some point taught using the acrostics process. I have found using acrostics in the past to be useful as when learning guitar I learned the names of the strings by using the sentence Eddie ate dynamite, good bye Eddie. The arrangement of guitar strings go as e,a,d,g,b,e and memorizing the strings was instant with this sentence. The acronym strategy is another great strategy that is often used in schools and is extremely simple and is the most useful. I took the three types of amnesia infantile,retrograde,and anterograde and easily connected the letters to form ira and now whenever I need to look back at amnesia I easily can remember by just thinking about ira plus it's fast and