On today's test, there is a passage about how to improve our memory. The sentence "Now it's proved that it can be easily achieved simply by chatting ten minutes daily" sounds quite shocking to me. I've never associated such social activity with memory enhancement. At the end of the passage, the writer suggested teachers do some chit-chat with their students before starting a lesson. This is interesting and I'd like to give it a try.
P.S. I often tell my students that when they're reading the passages on an English test, they're at the same time getting some new information, some of which might even have a big influence on their life. Isn't it fantastic?
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