Dual Coding Made Simple: Use Sketches, Diagrams, and Visual Cues to Remember More #918951

You don’t need to be an artist to use visuals for better memory. Dual Coding Made Simple shows beginners how to combine words and simple sketches to lock information into long-term recall—no drawing skills required.

Inside, you’ll learn how to create quick sketches that capture ideas, design simple diagrams that explain complex concepts, and add effective memory cues that make information stick. These techniques are easy to apply in study sessions, meetings, or everyday learning, turning notes into tools that your brain actually remembers.

Instead of filling pages with text you’ll forget, you’ll discover how visuals create strong mental anchors that boost understanding and recall. The focus isn’t on perfect art but on fast, useful marks that connect your eyes and memory.

Perfect for students, professionals, and lifelong learners, this guide makes dual coding accessible to anyone who wants to study smarter, not harder. With just pen and paper—or a tablet if you prefer—you can transform your notes into powerful memory aids.

If you’ve ever said “I can’t draw,” this book proves you don’t need to. You just need the right methods.