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Which part of your brain helps you remember things?
Your cerebrum.
What is the part of your brain that helps you remember things?
cerebrum
Why do you use a highlighter?
Because it helps you note the key facts about a peice of writing.
How do you remove highlighter from your hair?
Take a cold shower, and use honey, it really helps.
What part of your brain helps your remember things?
The cerebrum which is basically at the top of the brain.
Why is a bulletin board a good place to put important things or notice?
It is a good place to put things because a bulletin board helps you to remember things.
What color helps you remember things you learn?
Research suggests that the color blue can help improve memory and cognitive performance. Blue has been shown to enhance focus, increase productivity, and promote a sense of calmness, which can all contribute to better memory retention.
What color helps remember?
Research suggests that the color blue can improve memory and cognitive performance. Blue is calming and can help enhance focus and concentration, making it easier to remember information. Additionally, color-coding information using different colors can also aid memory retention.
What color text is easiest to remember?
black nuh uh PINK helps you remember wods better.... PINK ROCKS lol jk idk whut color whoever said black is probably rong u remember a word by remembering it A color in the rainbow! xD
Do people that play piano are more succsessful?
Yes because it helps them think and remember things a bit more, not to mention the fact that it helps their finger co-ordination!
Why is it that highlighting helps your memory?
Highlighting in yellow is what helps. This is because yellow is the first color that the brain recognizes. So, when you're trying to remember something, the yellow comes to mind first as a result.
Which tool to be used to highlighter in ms paint?
MSPaint does not actually have a highlighter function... I know, terrible but technically you could simply use an Office product to accomplish this... but I did some tinkering and I found a work around. It is not 100% fail proof but it does a good job of faking the effect. If you're looking at the Home tab, click on 'Brushes' and click 'airbrush'. Next, click the straight 'line' drawing tool. Now, click the 'Outline' button and select 'Natural pencil'. Finally, choose a color you would like to do. This combination of settings creates a somewhat transparent effect, therefore accomplishing a 'highlighter' effect. Hope this helps someone out there! I just figured this out myself. -JMartin
