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The Feats of Memory Show
Basic Information
Address: 154 County Route 52
Greenwich, NY 12834
Phone Number: 8777079534
Director: Brad Zupp
Action Shots
Additional Information
Grade Levels:
K-5, 6-8, 9-12
Length: 45 minutes
Travel:
Travel costs are included in the price of the assembly
Pricing: Based on location and number of shows; contact for quote
Setup: 45 minutes
Takedown: 15 minutes
Equiptment: Performer supplies all necessary equipment.
Highlights:
A fun academic assembly that shows students in grades 3 to 12 how to improve grades and make school easier by remembering more of what they see, hear and read. Students learn: The 3 "must-do" steps to remembering anything • How homework and review scientifically improve memory • The keys to improved recall • Why we forget and how to remember better, making test-taking and classroom participation easier & less stressful • Tools and techniques to solve the most common memory problems, including spelling, foreign languages, vocabulary words and definitions, and how to focus better in class
EVERYONE HAS A GREAT TIME LEARNING BECAUSE THE ASSEMBLY IS FILLED WITH: • Amazing feats of memory, including taking only seconds to memorize a student-provided random number and recalling the names of dozens of students • Circus skills like balancing and juggling, all of which relate to the discussion at hand and make the show memorable and fun • Comedy (Brad's years as an entertainer keep everyone smiling throughout the show)
STUDENTS LEARN:
- The 3 "most-do" steps to remember more of what they see, read and hear
- How homework and review scientifically improve memory
- The keys to improved recall
- Why we forget and how to remember better, making test-taking and classroom participation easier & less stressful
- Tools and techniques to solve the most common memory problems
EVERYONE HAS A GREAT TIME LEARNING BECAUSE THE ASSEMBLY IS FILLED WITH:
- Amazing feats of memory, including taking only seconds to memorize a student-provided random number and recalling the names of dozens of students
- Circus skills like balancing and juggling, all of which relate to the discussion at hand and make the show memorable and fun
- Comedy (Brad's years as an entertainer keep everyone smiling throughout the show)
Program History:
Brad has competed at memory competitions around the world since 2009. In 2012 he received two bronze medals at one competition in the United States. At both the 2013 and 2014 World Memory Championships, he set a new American record for memorizing spoken numbers. In 2015 at the World Memory Championships in China, he was Team USA's co-captain as they won the silver medal.