1. Difficulties in understanding and retaining information: Memory is essential for processing, retaining and retrieving information, so by identifying possible memory problems, students can receive specific support and training to improve their ability to understand and retain academic material.

2. Poor performance on tests and assessments: Memory problems can hinder performance on tests and exams, as students may have difficulty recalling necessary information. By addressing these difficulties through specific memory-enhancing strategies, performance on academic assessments can be improved.

3. Demotivation and frustration: Experiencing memory difficulties can lead to students feeling demotivated and frustrated with their academic performance. By providing them with tools and techniques to improve their memory, their self-confidence and motivation to face academic challenges with a positive attitude can be increased.

4. Difficulties in organization and planning: By improving memory capacity, students can be more effective in organizing their schoolwork and planning their study activities, which can lead to greater efficiency and academic success.