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Memory King
Arpan Sharma
I would like to share my own experience that
before I had compiled Falang English Dictionary.
I used to struggle heavily when it came to
memorize or to understand the core sense of
meaning of the words. I can still firmly regurgitate
many words that I had learnt throw back to 2001.
The only reason is that I used to learn things by
applying mnemonic device.
Shiva Neupane
am writing this piece after had learnt throw back to 2001. The only
watching several motivational reason is that I used to learn things by
I video speeches of one of the applying mnemonic device.
youngest and precocious unrivalled
personality Mr.Arpan Sharma. His Before going to explain my personal
memory is very retentively sharp and anecdotal account, I would like to
indeed remarkably great. boil down the concept “Mnemonic”
it is derived from the Ancient Greek Having said, this I would like to Arpan to change the academic landscape
I am just wondering how his brain which means “Memory” and is related draw the attention of government and of our country.
works when it comes to remember to “Mnemosyne” precisely the name the authorities concern that Arpansharma
the list of serpentine words. He can of the goddess of Memory in the like people should be given opportunity Mr. Shiva Neupane, is the author of
remember list of words whilst singing Greek mythology. In the past Greek to bring radical change in our Falang English Dictionary, Falang Food
a song. He is really an awe-inspiring scholars used Mnemonic as a technic educational system. Beating kids with Dictionary, In the Pursuit of Utopian Life in
Australia. His articles have been appeared
personality to me for host of intellectual to memorize the whole story. Today, it baton for not being able to memorize the in mainstream Australian Newspaper “The
reasons. First and foremost, I find him seems impossible for us when someone answers or textbook is hitherto prevalent Age”. He can be contacted at:
more pragmatic in a sense that how our says to us that, Rishi-munis used to in our country. We need a young and shiva_neupane01@hotmail.com
brain can store and recollect the subject recollect all the bulky books without charismatic intellectual people like
matter in the form of an image. any hesitation. The past scholars always
had very genius technique to acquire
When we need to memorize words knowledge.
we need to make a mental picture to
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Falang English Dictionary. I used as mine. So my point is if we entertain
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