Memory for Information and Instructions
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Memory for Information and Instructions is Involved in:
remembering instructions
retaining factual information
acquiring information through listening
Signs of a Difficulty in this Cognitive Funtion
trouble remembering instructions
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difficulty remembering facts such as important dates in history or for special occasions
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struggle to remember and follow information from extended meetings, lectures, or discussions
often see as irresponsible, lazy or undependable as they often forget what they have been asked to do so it doesn't get done
difficulty building up a bank of general knowledge or information
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difficulty acquiring information through listening
struggle to remember what the homework assignment is or what has been assigned in a work project
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Discover Your Unique Cognitive Profile
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Our Brain's Sticky Notes
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Think of the countless moments each day—in classrooms, workplaces, or social settings—when we receive a detail, direction, name, request, or note. Picture each of these as a sticky note. Whether it’s recalled moments later, months later, or even years later, that sticky note preserves the information.
Our brain functions like a sticky notepad, retaining details and instructions for 30 seconds or 30 years. It could be a four-item shopping list, a password, a set of ideas, or a significant anniversary date. It might be a simple reminder or an inspiring quote. Whatever it is, our brain’s sticky note feature ensures you remember it. |
Essential in Skills Such As:
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Recalling maths and spelling rules
Studying and taking
exams 
Attention to detail
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Lecture listening and notetaking
Written and verbal communication
Remembering homework
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Our Solutions:
Memory for Information/Instructions Exercise
You can exercise your Memory for Information and Instructions cognitive function by attending one of our online classes. Our online classes are available morning and afternoon so you can choose a time that suits you. Start anytime – enrolment is open all year long.
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Online - Cognitive Enhancement
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Who's it for?
Designed for individuals looking to strengthen their brain while having access to an instructor for assistance and structure. Best suited for:
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Time Commitment
45 minutes per day, Monday to Friday $150/week Available year round |
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