This presentation document in Italian, titled "MEMORIZATION TECHNIQUES," thoroughly examines the functioning of human memory, distinguishing between working memory (surface learning) and long-term memory (deep learning). The text explains that memorization involves recording and encoding information, emphasizing that rest and sleep are crucial for the consolidation of information. It also highlights the non-archival nature of memory, acknowledging that memories are reconstructible and can be influenced, with stress negatively affecting the learning capacity. Finally, it illustrates various mnemonic techniques and practical tools for effective learning, including the Method of Loci, the Cornell Notes method, speed reading, and concept maps.