1. Extra attention to difficult information [go-deeper] [focus-hard]
2. Visualization improves memory and recall [mind-map] [hand-drawing]
3. Teach new concepts to another [blog] [oral] [writing] [rephrasing]
4. Practice learned materials a lot [implement-after-getting-very-deep]
5. Use memorization techniques [chunking] [aggressive-visualization] [multiple-approach] [mnemonics]
6. Force yourself to recall [recall] [no-fluency]
7. Impress, associate, repeat
8. Accept that remembering more it's a hard work

List of quick memorization techniques

1. Chunk into 3 to 4 Units [units-can-be-anything]
2. Write down from memory
3. Aggressive visualization
4. Interpret it by multiple approach [think] [write] [draw] [discuss] [sing] [watch] [listen] [act] [visualize] [use-analogy]

Above mentioned techniques are not for the long-term memory. For the "LTM" they should be combined with other "continuously repeating" techniques

Take Notes Properly

3 Step process = (a) read + (b) summarize + (c) list keywords

• (a) normal read
• (b) read again and write down key points
• (c) use summary for keywords list

Links to the resources used

1. 11 Great Ways to Improve Your Memory
2. How To Memorize Things Quickly - Tutorial
3. How To Memorize Things Quicker Than Other People
4. 4 Strategies For Remembering Everything You Learn
5. How Can I Best Absorb Information While Reading?
6. 20 Study Hacks to Improve Your Memory
7. How To Memorize Things Quickly
8. How To Take Notes From A Textbook
9. Learning by Spaced Repetition
10. Super Memory: Forget about forgetting
11. Want to Remember Everything You'll Ever Learn? Surrender to This Algorithm