Can anyone suggest me mnemonic techniques that i can use before studying for the examinations. pls sugest webs

Answer 1

The very short term memory only holds seven pieces of information, so break down the subject into seven bites at a time

organise your revision notes into colourful images, with shape and pattern, so that you are using the subconscious half of your brain as well to help remember the stuff.

study in spurts of 20 minutes, with reward breaks of about ten minutes. re-read your notes one hour after you first read them, to put the information into the short notes into your short term memory for storing that night.

the brain is sorted during the first 4 hours of sleep, called rem (rapid eye movement sleep, where you re-enact the days events, and sub catogorise them.

revise your notes within 7 days of the second reading to refresh the chemical links in the brain, and this moves your memory into the medium term area of your brain.

finally revise again within 28 days,and it should sit in the long term part.

the more you refer to the information, the better the chemical link - memory will be. Dont just use mnemonics, use them wisely

Answer 2

He might have have been given knowledgeable via the Tavistock Institute in propaganda concepts as some suspect Hitler and the communists have been too. edit: Ohbrothers' answer ought to strengthen that threat

Answer 3

write dwn the main points on note cards and reread each chapter until test time dont over study because you will forget you info you learned