Learning a new language is much different than improving one you already know. The brain is forced to access information much differently, and this can quickly overload our traditional memory. This course aims to overcome this challenge, by introducing a new form of memorization for language learning.
Learning a new language is much different than improving one you already know. The brain is forced to access information much differently, and this can quickly overload our traditional memory. This course aims to overcome this challenge, by introducing a new form of memorization for language learning.
Master Foreign Languages Quickly Using the Magnetic Memory Method
Master Foreign Language Vocabulary by Using Simple Memory Techniques
There are many benefits to knowing one or more foreign languages. You can become a more valuable worker in a variety of industries, especially since the modern world operates within a global economy. You can also travel to different parts of the world with ease if you know several languages, as these skills will allow you to communicate easily.
That's why there are programs available to teach you how to train your mind to grasp new words and understand how to communicate in other languages. The Magnetic Memory Method, created by Dr. Anthony Metivier, makes learning a new language fun by using mnemonics, Memory Palaces, and other techniques for memorizing vocabulary.
Contents and Overview
This course contains over 50 lectures and 8 hours of content. It's designed for anyone, regardless of experience level, who wishes to improve their memory and learn a new language at the same time.
In this course, you will learn the Magnetic Memory Method, and you'll understand what a Memory Palace is and how to build one.
You'll then learn, using the principle of word division, how to populate your Memory Palaces with the vocabulary of any foreign language you wish to master.
And, finally, you'll learn how to test your recall of these words, using Excel to store your vocabulary and quiz yourself.
By the end of this course, you'll have valuable skills that will help you quickly memorize and use a foreign alphabet, regardless of how good your memory is when you start. You'll know how to memorize the vocabulary of more than one language at once, and how to memorize the correct spelling of these new words.
You'll also receive bonus material that reinforces the concepts you've learned and give you new tricks to improve your memory. With these lessons, you'll find that you're able to read, speak, and write in a foreign language in a short period of time.
There is an important tool you should consider for your language learning journey. There is also a mindset that has helped me many times in life. Please make sure to watch this video to set yourself up for success before completing the full course.
In this video you will discover the objectives of this course. These include:
In this brief video, you'll learn:
In this video, you will learn the basic requirements that you will need to succeed with this course. These include a couple of things, but it all boils down to a willingness to experiment.
This lecture introduces the Memory Palace concept.
You'll learn:
In this brief supplement, you'll learn exactly why Memory Palaces and Location-based memory strategies are absolutely the best way to memorize foreign language vocabulary.
Picking the right locations for your Memory Palaces is a key component of the Magnetic Memory method. In this lecture, you'll learn:
In this summary lecture, you will learn:
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Don't worry! Even people without rich and active imaginations can use this technique. This lecture will show you how.
In this lecture you will learn:
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This quiz will help you review the main principles of The Magnetic Memory Method
In this supplementary video, you will review the key concepts of the Magnetic Memory Method and experience a step-by-step example of how you can use the MMM to memorize a non-Latinate alphabet. The tools in this video apply to any alphabet you might like to memorize, but if you can't see how, please post a new discussion with some details of the alphabet you're trying to memorize and why you feel blocked. You can also easily refer to Magnetic Memory Method Podcast Episode One: 5 Ways to Ruin a Perfectly Good Memory Palace for troubleshooting clues. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast on either Stitcher or iTunes.
This quiz will test your understanding of the concept of Preparation & Predetermination
The quiz tests your understanding of Word Division.
This short quiz will test your knowledge of storing and testing foreign language vocabulary.
In this presentation, you will learn a secret method for memorizing more than one language at once.
In this video, you will learn how to adapt the Magnetic Memory Method to memorize the vocabulary of languages that do not share the same or similar alphabet as English.
In this video you will discover an amazing resource that will allow you to hear native speakers pronounce nearly any foreign language word in any language.
This quiz tests your knowledge of the secret strategy for memorizing the vocabulary of foreign languages.
This video teaches you some unique approaches that will enable you to memorize the spellings of foreign language words.
In this lecture you will learn:
This short quiz tests some of your knowledge about the advanced features of the Magnetic Memory Method.
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