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A professor was recently caught on camera doing a modified version of the “shaved ice dance” for his lesson, chanting anatomical terms for the brain while doing his own original dance moves. The professor was Lin Ching-hung, chair of the Department of Psychology at Kaohsiung Medical University. He’s been doing the dance for 18 years, leaving an impression on generations of students.

A teacher waves his hands while hopping up and down, doing a modified version of the “shaved ice dance.” But listen carefully to the words.

He’s chanting anatomical terms for the brain, paired with a lively dance routine of his own making. The riveting routine was caught on camera and is now making the rounds online. For many alumni, it made memories come flooding back.

Student
Thankful for dance routine
It helps quite a bit to remember this stuff. Without it, I might have had to spend some time memorizing these technical terms.

Student
Thankful for dance routine
I’m a senior now. I took his classes my freshman and sophomore years. Even now, I still remember it. It seems like I won’t forget it for a long time.

Lin Ching-hung
Psychology professor
This was actually something that my teacher passed down to me. We both wanted to make it easier for regular students—especially those just starting out—to quickly memorize or learn the challenging bits.

This energetic teacher is chair of the Department of Psychology at Kaohsiung Medical University, whose areas of expertise include cognitive psychology and neuropsychology. He said he came up with the dance in 2008, and has been doing it for 18 years now.

Incorporating complex information into a fun and upbeat dance makes it a breeze for students to memorize. Even years after graduating, Lin’s former students find it hard to forget.

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