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   crystal h
   September 3rd, 2010 - 17:01

   well if they can talk and read yet you could show them a picture with a tiny detail in it like a picture of a man and then theres another different looking man behind him peeking in and then let them study it and then a few hours later ask them like what color tie that other man was wearing and if they remember they probably have it or give them a sheet of paper with a lonf poem on it and ask the to read it a couple of times not to memerize it but just to read it and then ask them what it said or what one particular line said that might do the trick. i hope i helped and good luck photographic memory is really cool.
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   dougger
   September 3rd, 2010 - 17:51

   Eidetic memory or photographic memory is more likely in small children than adolescents or adults. Some people think all children have it at the stages of learning a language, perhaps not perfect and perhaps not all the time and probably not under control.

   To check for it make a list of 10 numbers or words and read it to the child 2 or 3 times. Wait for 2 or 3 minutes and see if the child can repeat them in order. If the child can read at all make the list written down and let the child read through it a few times.

   Make the list longer if the child gets through the test.

   (I had a nearly photographic memory as a child but with erratic control, my last real and useful episode was during a college test and I could see a clear projection of 1 1/2 pages of hand written notes, with spelling errors. I was able to “project” it during the test and immediately after when I was challenged by the proctor.)

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