Attempt to break world record by organizing Largest Memory Lesson for 1523 students
Jalandhar 11 August (Jaswinder Azad)- Mennta Skills, India’s Leading Brain Company organised the biggest event of the year of “Largest Memory Lesson”- an attempt to Guinness World Records, Asia Book of Records and India Book of Records in association with Brainywood and Taxways at CT Group of Institutions, Shahpur Campus as an institutional partner. The event was attended and witnessed by 1523 students and more than 100 delegates including Principals of schools, educators and teachers.
On this occasion, students learned the Brain Memory Techniques by experts which included India's Best Memory Trainer and Brain Science expert Mr. Vinod Sharma, Mr. Sachin Khullar and Mr. Munish Nagpal, Director Mennta Skills. The objective of the event was to train the brains and guide them to improve logical thinking, enhance understanding and become Whole Brain Thinker. The entire event was monitored by Mr. Vivek Nair, the adjudicator from Guinness World Records.
The welcome note was delivered by Mr. Ahsanul Haq, President, Jalandhar Management Association as Knowledge Partner. Present on the occasion were S. Charanjit Singh Channi, Chairman, C T Group of Institutions, Mr. Manbir Singh, Managing Director and campus Director Dr. GS Kalra.
Vinod Sharma, a leading memory trainer said, “Our education system has to become more interesting so that students could enjoy their studies even during exams. If it's not interesting already, Memory Improvement Methods can make it interesting through Visualization, Association and PMS (Personal Meaning System). PMS is for instance, a method to make a meaningless word into a meaningful picture with action. It’s easy to remember what we see. So PMS in combination with other Memory Improvement Methods, helps to remember difficult words from GK, English, Science and other technical education.”
S. Charanjit S Channi, Chairman CT Group expressed happiness in conducting the largest memory lesson for young minds that enhanced the power of retention and recollection and attempting to break the World Record.
On this occasion, students learned the Brain Memory Techniques by experts which included India's Best Memory Trainer and Brain Science expert Mr. Vinod Sharma, Mr. Sachin Khullar and Mr. Munish Nagpal, Director Mennta Skills. The objective of the event was to train the brains and guide them to improve logical thinking, enhance understanding and become Whole Brain Thinker. The entire event was monitored by Mr. Vivek Nair, the adjudicator from Guinness World Records.
The welcome note was delivered by Mr. Ahsanul Haq, President, Jalandhar Management Association as Knowledge Partner. Present on the occasion were S. Charanjit Singh Channi, Chairman, C T Group of Institutions, Mr. Manbir Singh, Managing Director and campus Director Dr. GS Kalra.
Vinod Sharma, a leading memory trainer said, “Our education system has to become more interesting so that students could enjoy their studies even during exams. If it's not interesting already, Memory Improvement Methods can make it interesting through Visualization, Association and PMS (Personal Meaning System). PMS is for instance, a method to make a meaningless word into a meaningful picture with action. It’s easy to remember what we see. So PMS in combination with other Memory Improvement Methods, helps to remember difficult words from GK, English, Science and other technical education.”
S. Charanjit S Channi, Chairman CT Group expressed happiness in conducting the largest memory lesson for young minds that enhanced the power of retention and recollection and attempting to break the World Record.
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