I know all about memory: Understanding the brain to learn better - Softcover

Jany, Frederick

9798186437697: I know all about memory: Understanding the brain to learn better

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ISBN 13: 9798186437697

Publisher: Independently published, 2026

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What if your child discovered that their memory is much more than just a drawer full of memories? I know all about memory invites young readers ages 12 to 17 to explore one of the most fascinating powers of the human brain: learning, retaining, forgetting, retrieving, remembering, and passing on information. Through clear, lively, and accessible language, this book transforms a complex scientific topic into a captivating adventure, full of concrete examples and easy-to-understand explanations.

Have you ever wondered:

How does the brain create a memory?
Why do we sometimes forget information that’s actually important?
What role does the hippocampus play in memory?
Why does sleep help us remember better?
How do emotions make certain memories stronger?
Why isn’t memory a perfect camera?
How can we learn more effectively without simply rereading our lessons?
What are false memories?
How do memory champions retain so much information?
Do animals and plants also have some form of memory?
Why are writing, libraries, and the Internet considered the memories of humanity?

Why choose this book for your child:

An essential topic for better learning: this book helps teens understand how their memory works—a valuable asset for school, studying, presentations, and everyday life.
Clear and accessible explanations: scientific concepts such as neurons, the hippocampus, synapses, and working memory are explained using simple language, vivid comparisons, and concrete examples.
A captivating and insightful read: each chapter explores memory as a true adventure, from the human brain to animals, plants, writing, and digital traces.
Useful methods for everyday life: Your child will discover why focus, spaced repetition, associating ideas, mental imagery, and self-tests can really help them remember better.
A reassuring perspective on forgetting: The book shows that forgetting everything isn’t necessarily a failure. The brain sorts, selects, and reconstructs information, which helps us better understand its strengths and limitations.
Content tailored for teens: the tone is educational, modern, and engaging, without being too childish. It respects young readers’ curiosity while providing them with a solid foundation.
An included quiz to test their knowledge: at the end of the book, a quiz lets readers check what they’ve retained, play with the concepts they’ve learned, and reinforce their memory.
About ten inspiring black-and-white illustrations: they accompany the text and make the world of memory more vivid, more visual, and more enjoyable to explore.
An excellent educational gift: this book is ideal for fueling curiosity, fostering a desire to learn, and giving your child practical tools to better understand their own brain.

With I Know All About Memory, your child isn’t just reading a science book—they’re discovering how their mind learns, develops, and keeps track of what matters.

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