ConceptNet 5: committing to memory

committing to memory is a subevent of…

en repeat something ➜
en concentrating ➜
en you remember ➜
en you repeat the information to yourself ➜
en repeat something to yourself ➜
en write a note ➜
en close my eyes ➜
en flipping flash cards ➜
en gaining knowledge ➜
en go over material ➜
en learning new facts ➜
en llearning to retain facts better ➜
en memorizing ➜
en read out loud ➜
en reading ➜
en remove any distractions from your headspace ➜
en repeat the information ➜
en repetition ➜
en say outload what you are thinking ➜
en study ➜
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committing to memory is used for…

en learning something ➜
en memorizing something ➜
en recalling later ➜
en later recall ➜
en commonly needed information ➜
en copying down the information ➜
en easy recollection ➜
en education ➜
en insane thoughts ➜
en keeping track of important items ➜
en learning some facts ➜
en learning some information ➜
en learning a skill ➜
en memorizing things ➜
en not forgetting something important ➜
en permanent learning ➜
en piano recitals with sheet music ➜
en quick recollection ➜
en recalling facts when needed ➜
en reciting information at a later time ➜
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Effects of committing to memory

en learning ➜
en remembering ➜
en forget something else ➜
en being able to remember ➜
en brain activity ➜
en calling someone by their name ➜
en doing well on the test ➜
en have impressive results ➜
en impressive results ➜
en information overload ➜
en instant recall ➜
en instant recall ability ➜
en knowing your ass from your elbow ➜
en knowing a fact ➜
en learning something for life ➜
en loss of memory ➜
en make mistakes ➜
en a new responsibility ➜
en not needing to write something down ➜
en pass a test ➜
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committing to memory requires…

Causes of committing to memory

en memorising ➜