Which technique is specifically designed to remember the order of numbers?

The Major System is specifically designed to aid in remembering the order of numbers by converting them into consonant sounds, which can then be transformed into words or images. This technique relies on the association of numbers with phonetic sounds, allowing individuals to create memorable words or phrases that represent sequences of numbers. For example, the number 1 can correspond to the sound of 't' or 'd', the number 2 to the 'n' sound, and so on. By constructing a vivid image or narrative using these sounds, one can effectively recall long sequences of numbers.

Other techniques like the acronym method involve creating words using the first letters of a set of words, while the rhyming method connects concepts through rhyme, and the story method creates a narrative to remember items or concepts. While they are helpful for different types of information, they do not focus specifically on numerical order, which is the strength of the Major System.