
Miller's Mind Training for Children
by William Emer Miller
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About this eBook
- Author
- Miller, William Emer
- Title
- Miller's Mind training for children Book 2 (of 3) A practical training for successful living; Educational games that train the senses
- Credits
- Produced by MFR, David E. Brown and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This book was produced from images made available by the HathiTrust Digital Library.)
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- BF: Philosophy, Psychology, Religion: Psychology, Philosophy, Psychoanalysis
- Subject
- Senses and sensation
- Category
- Text
- Project Gutenberg
- eBook-No. 55508
- Release Date
- September 8, 2017
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.Untitled
- 2.MILLER'S MIND TRAINING for CHILDREN
- 3.CONTENTS—BOOK TWO
- 4.TRAINING THE MEMORY — Memory Most Valuable Faculty — The Strongest Sense Is Sight — Visual Impressions Most Accurate — Nature's Special Memory Endowment — A Memory Picture — The Visual Impression Strengthened — The First Aid—Exaggeration — Others Make You Remember — The Second Aid—Motion — Third Aid—Unusual Associations — Value of Improved Imagination — Practice Makes Perfect — First Picture Association — Add Flowers to the List — Flowers and Circus — Circus and Soldier — Soldier and Church — Church and Rocks — Rocks and Auto — Auto and Shoes — Shoes and Dishes — Two Mental Operations — Add to Your List — Dishes and Wagon — Wagon and Table — Table and Carpet — Carpet and Fence Fence and Bread — Bread and Walk. Walk and Lamp. Lamp and School. School and Stove. Stove and Piano. — You Can Reverse the Process — Three Steps Necessary — Sharpen the Tools — Continue the Memory Pictures — Have Learned Forty Words — Be Gratified But Not Satisfied — List for Memory Exercise — To Develop Definite Pictures — Exercise for definite Visualization — Animal Lists — Memory Exercise — Memory Exercise — The Law of Association — Reminder Pictures — Forming a Health Habit — Beware of Procrastination — Attention and Memory — The Child's Code List — Child's Code List — The Game of Code — Remembering Errands — The Visual Result — Another Practical Application — Errands for Practice — Always Be Systematic — Applications Are Limitless — Important Points to be Followed — Value of Forgetting — Alphabetical Hitching Posts — Alphabetical Hitching Posts — Filing Abstract Ideas — Reminder Pictures — Thought the Desired Result — Thinking by Pictures — Uses of Hitching Posts — Speaking Without Notes — Originality and Effort — The Mind's Eye and the Story — The Game of Story Telling — Two Results of Visualization — Learning Poetry and Prose — The Land of Story Books — The Hare and the Tortoise — Somebody's Mother — To Preserve Early Memories
- 5.HOW TO REMEMBER FIGURES — Familiar Numbers Helpful — Analyze Numbers — The Number Code — Acquaint Yourself With the Code — A, E, I, O, U and W, H, Y Are Valueless — Forming Number Words — Additional Letters — The Complete Code — Letters and Sounds Seldom Used — Silent Letters Have No Figure Value — Double Letters Are Sounded as One — Number Value of Code Words — The Game of Number Code — The Number Game — The Game of Solitaire — Another Game of Solitaire — Code Words and Number Values — All Hitching Posts Numbered — Forming Larger Number Words — Further Practice in Word Forming — Adjectives as Helps — Telephone Numbers — Telephone Exchanges — Remembering Addresses — Remembering Fractions — Remembering Department Numbers — Remembering Color Numbers — The Game of Memory Demonstration — A practice demonstration: — A Number Demonstration
- 6.REMEMBERING PEOPLE'S NAMES — To Remember Names — The Name Picture — Association Next Important Step — To Remember Mr. King — Associating Name and Face Pictures — Obtain a Meaning by Change — Meaning in First Syllable — Meaning of Vocations — Other examples: — Familiar Name Pictures — Geographical Name Pictures — Advertised Name Pictures — Names Suggest Familiar Faces — Historically Known Faces — Other Well-Known Faces — Make Use of Your Friends' Names — Observe the Facial Appearance — Other Helpful Associations — Vocational Hints — The Thought Channels — Review Is Essential — Methodical Review Best — A Review Test — Good Observation Necessary — Systematic Observation of Faces — The Game of Faces — Progress by Practice — The Name Game — The Game for Quick Naming — The Game of Introductions — Suggestions to Travelers — Same Principles Involved — Remembering the Initial — Make Initials Into Words — Both Initials In One Word — The Price Must Be Paid — TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES:
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