Lynne Kelly

Dr. Kelly is a science writer and Adjunct Research Associate at LaTrobe University, specializing in the study of memory methods used by oral cultures, particularly indigenous societies. She is a mnemonist and uses indigenous memory technologies to commit large amounts of information to memory. She has authored several books, including "The Memory Craft," "The Memory Code," "Song Lines" and "Knowledge and Power in Prehistoric Societies." She has a diverse background in engineering, physics, mathematics, information technology, and gifted education.In this podcast, you will learn:The techniques indigenous cultures used to memorize vast amounts of informationHow we can use the techniques todayHow to fall in love with your learningMY FREE ONLINE COURSES: 🚀3 Days to Lecture Notetaking Mastery in Obsidian: https://course.aidanhelfant.com/3daystolecturenotetakingmastery 🗺️3 Days To Supercharging Your School Learning With MOCs In Obsidian: https://course.aidanhelfant.com/3daystosuperchargingyourschoollearningwithmocsinobsidian 🗃️3 Days To Starting A Zettelkasten In Obsidian As A Student: https://course.aidanhelfant.com/3daystostartingazettelkasteninobsidianasastudentMY ONLINE COURSES: 🎓Obsidian University: Your Secret Weapon at School: https://shop.johnmavrick.com/obsidian-universityMY FAVORITE THINGS: 📚How I choose the next book to read (Shortform): Shortform.com/aidanhelfant 🗞️How I take notes highlights on everything: (Reader): https://readwise.io/read💡How I remember what I read (Readwise): https://readwise.io/aidanhelfant/🎧How I listen to books (Audible Plus): https://amzn.to/3CQ0Wi9🚀How I organize my content creation in Notion: https://gumroad.com/a/70722675/XfxcEwJOIN THE JOURNEY: 🌎Check out my Blogging Website: https://www.aidanhelfant.com/ ✉️Subscribe to my Email Newsletter: https://www.aidanhelfant.com/newsletter/🌻Check out my published Obsidian vault: https://publish.obsidian.md/aidanhelfant🎙️Check out my Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/3ZeS9QuqYGGS91YNl7cNf0🐦Check out my Twitter: https://twitter.com/AidanHelfantPS: Some of the links shown above are Affiliate Links and I do receive a commission for purchases 🤪

Lynne Kelly, an acclaimed author specializing in memory improvement, dives into the fascinating link between genetics and learning. She introduces the concept of a 'knowledge gene' and discusses its implications for education. The conversation explores how cognitive traits like ADHD and dyslexia can be powerful tools for storytelling and memory preservation. Lynne also highlights innovative techniques like memory palaces and the importance of metaphor in education, pushing for a reformed approach that empowers teachers and enriches student learning.

Lynne Kelly, a science writer and competitive memory expert, dives into the fascinating world of memory techniques. She discusses how ancient monuments like Stonehenge may have served as memory palaces, encoding vital social knowledge. The conversation highlights the extraordinary memory practices of Indigenous cultures and their significance in preserving knowledge. Kelly also explores the neuroscience behind memory palaces, offering practical tips for improving memory and emphasizing creativity in learning through storytelling and spatial associations.

Dr. Lynne Kelly, a scientist and author, shares insights on the 'knowledge gene' linked to human creativity. Musician Hilary Blackshaw discusses her autistic son’s incredible memory for bird calls, while artist Jane Rusden reflects on how dyslexia enriches her artistic landscape work. They explore the intersection of memory, art, and neurodiversity, highlighting the strength in lived experiences. The conversation calls for a renaissance in education, urging the integration of music and art to enhance learning for all.

Join Dr. Lynne Kelly, a scientist and memory champion, artist Jane Rusden, and musician Hilary Blackshaw in a vibrant discussion on creativity connected to genetics. They delve into the influence of the NF1 supergene on cognitive abilities and explore unique memory techniques from Indigenous cultures. With personal stories highlighting the journeys of neurodiverse individuals, they emphasize the power of music and art in education, advocating for innovative methods that celebrate diverse learning and creativity.