- Brand
- (New Times)
- Description
- New generation of Hermann Ebbinghaus's mnemonics. Hermann Ebbinghaus was a famous German psychologist who published a paper in 1885 revealing the law of human forgetting. The Ebbinghaus mnemonic method is highly effective for memorizing any learning material, significantly improving memory efficiency and achieving remarkable memorization results. The Ebbinghaus forgetting curve and memory depth continuously rise, unlike conventional memory methods that fluctuate with review cycles of four, five, or six. The upgraded version features a 33% increase in content with 80 thick sheets per book, while the standard version has 60 thin sheets per book. Each 80-sheet book is equivalent to 160 pages and is double-sided, allowing for 4260 words to be memorized with single-sided writing or 1380 words with double-sided writing. The widened word meaning column enhances word retention and facilitates word expansion. The books are wire-bound with smooth page-turning and sturdy metal double coils. The paper is 80 g thick and non-bleeding, ensuring clear and durable writing surfaces.