what is the best thing to do ...to remember the things i haved study?

Question

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Answer 1

Take a note of what you studied in simple terms. When you see those few tips what all you read must come to your mind. Keep many such notes. Go through them when you are free. Even sitting in a park observing the dogs play with a ball you can review these niotes.
PRACTISE MAKES PERFECT.
AFTER FOUR FIVE TIMES YOU WILL REMEMBER THEM ALL AND FAST AND QUICK.

Answer 2

Make hand written notes. It doesn't seem to matter a lot if you read them again afterwards. It has more to do with the brain having to translate the information into written words on the page. You exam will often be handwritten, so it somehow helps create the pathway between the information and writing it down. It also helps you organise/categorise information.

I once saw some statistics about learning (can't remember where) which stated (if I remember correctly - wish I'd written it down, lol) that you remember twice as much if you make notes (in handwriting) than you do if you listen to lectures, read texts and class notes, &c.

If you have already made written notes, read over them and try writing them again - maybe just the main points on cards (as someone else suggested).

Answer 3

I find that when i was studying making Fact Cards was really good. I would put them in places where i would always see them such as near my bed or on the wall next to my desk, on my desk, even on the door of the fridge The cards had key facts that i had to remember while studying for exams, important tests.

You can do these fact sheets on coloured cardboard and make them about half the size of an A4 Sheet. I found esp handy for maths and history with important dates and formulas. An example : 1939 - 1945 = World War 2

Answer 4

I think one of the best things that helps me remember stuff I've learned is to apply it. Nothing makes you learn faster than having to do what you learned. So if it's something like how to write an essay, write an essay! Or if it's about driving, and where the different controls are, take the car for a spin (with supervision!) in the parking lot. I'm not saying these are what you're trying to learn, but just that applying the knowledge is the best way (I think) to brand it onto your memory. Good luck!

Answer 5

this question depends on how u learn there are 3 different ways of learning they are touching, hearing and seeing.
try these.

1) tape urself saying notes and listen to them over and over again.
2) draw diagrams and mind maps then stick them around ur room or somewhere u can see them.
3) make a song about it like when u learn french u sing a french learning song.

but remember as my teacher once told me that ur brain is like a book shelf and if u put too many books on at once the rest fall off at the other end!!! good luck

Answer 6

Create notecards with the a fact on one side and a keyword on the other. Go through the cards looking at the keyword and try to say the fact aloud. Create two stacks, one for those you get right and one for those you get wrong. Once you get all the way through the cards, pick up those that you got wrong and go through them until you get them right.

Once you have them all right, pick up all the cards, shuffle them then repeat the process. It's even easy to do this on the way to school in the morning.

Answer 7

The way we remember things is closely related to how many 'connections' we can form with the object to be remembered. For example - if I say styrofoam cup, you have lightweight, white, coffee (lots of other things related to it). If I tell you my phone number (it ends with 0711), you'll remember that part by connecting it to the store (7-11).

The more connections you can make to what you already know, the easier things are to remember.

Also, if you have to teach something to someone else, there's instant motiviation to know it well yourself.

Answer 8

Keep on asking the teacher about the subject,record into your phone or just copy some notes from a friend and keep reading it.

Answer 9

The best thing is to think for your best future.

Answer 10

Put info on index cards - question on front, answer on back - then quiz yourself. This is a terrific tool for memorizing.