What can Teachers do to help you remember and understand infomation?

Question

What can Teachers do to help you remember and understand infomation in and outside the classroom?

Answer 1

make it interesting..not just lecture all day.. An example: when I was in college I took a substance abuse class. They had someone from the police dept come in and show us this: they had a pair of glasses that students put on and then tried to walk a straight line.. The glasses made u walk like a person who had 2 beers would walk (everybody only has 2 beers so they tell they cop).. It allowed us to see how much 2 glasses of beer affected driving, walking, etc. They brought in recovering addicts who told their story so we could learn first hand.. I remember those 2 things more than any of the lecturing that was done.

Answer 2

Ask not what your teacher can do for you; ask what you can do for yourself.
Seriously, you need to be an active, not a passive, learner.

While your teacher is teaching, ask yourself questions about the subject. Try to figure out--predict--what the teacher's next point will be. And, guess what, read up on the subject before class--sometimes this means doing the homework. The main think is to keep focused on the lesson, take notes, and then review them.

Answer 3

I don't really know but maybe record the lesson that your teacher taught in class so you could go over it as much as you need to.

Answer 4

try to help them find the best way to teach you, ex: you like to watch Tv try watching doccumentries and things, you like to read try to find intresting books on the subject, if you are a hands on type person assighn yourself somthing kind of project, if you just think its boring try relating it to a movie you saw or soething that has happen to you.

Answer 5

you need to find out what type of learner you are --google learning types

me--I have to write and re-write and re-write notes to learn