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How is memory related to intelligence?

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Learning Journal Unit 4 PSYC 1504: Introduction To Psychology Instructor: Joseph Torres 30 September 2020 How is memory related to intelligence? The above topic is truly amazed and exciting to drive deeper with passion for me. I remembered vividly that I did badly on my studies in my primary school as I was having a weak memory with poor attentive focus, mainly due to the toxic environment I was born with that link to my unhappiness.   My mind sets to go into an escapism frame of mind and it triggers my wild imagination often spiraling up like a wild horse in the forest.  I had always wanted to be Ultraman or Spiderman or allow some kind of aliens from outer space to take me away from this planet Earth.  My wild imagination dominated my mind most of the time even in the classroom and that affected my concentration in the class.   Once you don't have proper concentration, you would not remember what was taught in the class.  When it comes to revising th...

What type of note-taking strategy are you using?

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Note-taking strategy Note-taking strategy is an extremely important task to perform when learning something critically important or attending a meeting or conferences. I am still learning how to perfect my note-taking strategy and adjust accordingly to the situation I am in. It is the most important activity for students. We want to highlight the most important points and make sure it stands out so that we can recall them easily. Four primary methods Basically there are four primary methods of note taking. I learned all that during my primary school and some of them in my tuition class which was a privately paid class in addition to the normal school classes. The four primary methods of note taking are lists, outlines, concept maps and the Cornell method. The Lists method is the one of the pioneering methods I have adapted in my primary school. Both of my beloved parents guide us on this method and also learn that from our beloved teachers. Next was the outlined method. Most of these o...