Pegging
For
Memory
The
Pegging
System
uses
association,
visualization,
and
attachment
for
remembering.
With
this
system,
you
“attach”
what
you
want
to
remember
to
something
that
is
already
familiar
to
you.
This
is
a
visual
method
to
remember
lists,
sequences,
and
even
categories
of
information.
Most
peg
systems
use
numbers
and
rhyming
words
to
correspond
such
as:
1
=
sun
2
=
shoe
3
=
bee
4
=
shore
5
=
alive
6
=
sticks
7
=
heaven
8
=
gate
9
=
fine
10
=
sin
To
attach
information
to
the
number,
you
visually
attach
the
word
(sun,
shoe,
me,
shore,
etc…)
to
the
word
you
want
to
remember.
For
example
if
you
wanted
to
remember
a
shopping
list
that
included
ice
cream,
rice,
milk,
paper
towels,
water,
and
cookies,
you
might:
See
ice
cream
melting
in
the
sun
See
rice
filling
a
shoe
See
bees
flying
around
a
roll
of
paper
towels
See
milk
rushing
to
the
shore
See
water
keeping
you
alive
on
a
deserted
island
See
cookies
being
offered
to
you
on
a
stick
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