What is Linking Memory? Linking Memory, silly stories, memory
train is a method of helping the brain remember a series of
objects in order. It is a common method described in a lot of
memory improvement books. TweedleWink refers to the activity of
linking memory as the left brain’s method of learning how to
remember things in a right brain way. Linking memory is one of
the cornerstone activities in right brain education designed to
help an individual develop photographic memory. Here is an
example of linking memory in action… Imagine you had to remember
the following objects in order: bird, ice cream, clouds, fish,
rainbow, wine, window, skunk, eggs, and sun. You can use linking
memory to help you by creating the following absurd little
story: A little bird was eating ice cream up in the clouds when
it started to rain fish. The fish were rainbow-coloured like
sparkling wine under a window. The window was so filthy it smelt
like a skunk who had eaten a dozen rotten eggs under the sun. A
good example of linking