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Numbers
Introduction
Introduction (2:07)
Prerequisites (0:41)
Why Are Numbers Hard to Learn? (3:07)
Single-Digit Conversion Systems
Conversion Systems (4:24)
Using Rhyme (2:49)
Making Your Mnemonics Vivid and Powerful (1:55)
Other Conversion Methods (2:43)
How to Overcome Challenges with Rhyme (3:11)
Using the Macunx (2:39)
Applying Your Conversions (4:04)
Adding Actions to Your Mnemonics (2:41)
Exercises with Single-Digit Conversions (1:32)
Multi-Digit Conversion Systems
Multi-Digit Conversion Systems (4:12)
The 400-year-old Mnemonic Major System (4:50)
Some Pros of the Major System (2:29)
The Dominic System (4:03)
Arbitrary Systems (2:39)
Examples of the Dominic System (3:07)
Actions in the Dominic System (4:53)
Using the Macunx for Double-Digit Conversion Systems (2:03)
Double-Digit Review (3:29)
Exercises with Double-Digit Conversions (1:47)
Tips and Tricks
Tips and Tricks – Variation (3:43)
Grouping (2:24)
Using the Numerical Properties of the Macunx (1:48)
Number of an Odd Length (2:47)
Applications – Learning Different Types of Numbers
Using Space to Organize Mnemonics (2:01)
Telephone Numbers (3:54)
Credit Cards (4:08)
USA Bank Account Numbers (2:49)
UK Bank Account Numbers (1:03)
Dates (2:32)
Dates in Study of History (2:11)
Downloads
Farewell! (1:14)
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Why Are Numbers Hard to Learn?
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