If a teenager has a poor memory, it is necessary to exclude the neurological cause of this deficiency. To do this, you need to visit a doctor, otherwise any measures can only do harm. If there are no medical reasons for this, then a lot of efforts will have to be made to develop memory.
Instructions
Step 1
One of the best ways is to memorize poetry and prose. Start with small verses or passages, gradually increasing the size and complexity of the text. Prose is more difficult to learn, so you should move on to it when a teenager has already mastered poetry. It is necessary to check how long the learned remains in the memory. Does he remember two days later? And in a week? And in a month?
Step 2
Two more ways to develop memory are traditional school presentation and retelling. Have a teen close to the text retell you an article or a chapter from a book. Or he will write a presentation, trying to use as much vocabulary from the text as possible and respecting its structure. If you do this regularly, then not only memory will improve, but also speech.
Step 3
In addition to these traditional ones, there are also special exercises for the development of memory, both visual and auditory. For example, say any 10 words that are not logically related to each other and ask the teenager to repeat everything he remembered.
Step 4
To train your auditory mechanical memory, say 10 three-digit numbers quickly. The teenager must repeat them. In this, as in the previous exercise, 6 reproduced words or numbers are considered the norm.
