How I Like to Memorize

 When trying to memorize different things in science, I always find it helpful to have a song and or visual to go with it (that helps the memory get stored in other places of your brain btw). For this week's neuroscience course, I wanted to learn the cranial nerves and went to YouTube for help. Luckily, Doctor Khalid shared this video in 2016 and I think it deserves more views because after only one watch through the song has gotten stuck in my head! I will try to add more videos like this that I use to study in case anyone else finds it useful.



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