Tip of the Tongue Learning

[happinesson]

good learning tip. Thanks

[VlogOfTheMathGuy]

That seems to be my experience too! If it's on the tip of my tongue, it's better to not bother. It will come to me eventually when I least expect it, which is why I always carry a small pad of paper with me and a pen just in case.

[themanyone]

Christopher Walken always goes TOT for me. Then I have to think of names alphabetically until I get to Chris to remember. The trick for me is to do something like word lists instead of spinning the wheels.

[squeelerwheeler]

wow the same thing happens to me with the walken thing and hes like one of my favorite actors strange

[paxhong]

This tip of the tongue learning works for me.

[danradz4me]

well I wish I could just give up on trying to get the word out, but once im asked, i wont be able to forget it unless i get the answer lol

[borntwice872]

if you asked me what a scarab was, i would start thinking halo

[erwannbd]

@borntwice872 dummy

[OghamTheBold]

They should study why you often know the first letter - or the general shape of the word

[Jibbie49]

I think it is because we have it "filed" and our memory can go to the location, but not get the exact "address". My psychology teacher explained it that way, as I recall.

[luqcrusher]

yay! first comment. ok vid!