.. n then u realise that u actually remember nothing.. coz.. u hv'nt revised anything..  (although read the topics b4)\n\nnow u cant sleep... also.. u cant get up n read the summary.. coz its too late & u cant risk ur last night sleep!!\n\nnow what?
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You're in deep doodoo either way.\n\nTo make the best of a dire situation, stay up and pull an all-nighter.  I generally don't recommend that, as you can only remember so much as get more tired.  More importantly, your brain will be running on low power once you actually take the exam.  My experiences with all-nighters are generally not good.\n\nSince you didn't study at all, the benefits of an all-nighter out weigh the costs.  Sure, you won't remember as much or function as well at the exam, but at least you remember some of the material instead of nothing.\n\nDepending on how much time you have before school (I'm assuming at least 5-6 hours), maybe take a short 2-3 hour nap before getting up and studying with caffeine.  Before you goto school, make sure to eat well and take a shower for wakeup purposes.
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I've had a pschologist give me this advice.  first, before going to sleep, once you've laid down, with the lights off, remind yourself that you intend to remember your dreams.  Second, if it's practical, if you wake up in the night, after having a dream, make a  few quick notes or record some comments on a tape.  Finally, first thing in the morning, make an effort to recall as much as you can.  I mean, the moment you are fully awake, don't get up until you have replayed your dream(s) as fully as you can.  Don't wait until later in the morning because the memories are not as full or real as a real experience.  The memories fade fast.\n\nFrom my experiece, any memories can be  made to last by writing things down, either a few notes and names, or written out in long form.
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I always found if I put myself in a small room with no other distractions, I could concentrate better.\n\nWrite things down, it helps you remember.\n\nMake up little hints to help you remember lists of facts...for example "my very efficient mother just served us nine pizzas" is a good way to remember the 9 planets.  So you could make up your own little sentence if you had to memorize the supreme court judges or the 5 senses, or whatever.
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I forgot the question.
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I can't finish reading your question without falling asleep.\n\nZZZZ.........
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Try reading backwards!!!\n\nBewarethesangerinitiative\n\nCan you read it now?
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When you are revising for an exam your attention drops off from the start of the revision session then rises again just before you have planned to finish. So if you are revising for, say, two hours solid, most of that time you are not revising as effectively as at the start and end. \n\nTherefore I always revise for just half an hour at a time (or maybe even twenty minutes), because during that time you are working better. Have a good ten to fifteen minute break between each session. \n\nAlso, repetition is important. When you are at the end of a session go back quickly over everything you have learnt in that session and make notes on it. You can even very quickly (couple of seconds) cast your eyes over those "top-level" notes at the beginning of the next session, just to re-inforce it. But don't go overboard. Just scan them then take say ten seconds to clear your mind and ready yourself for the next revision session.\n\nAlso, conditions and distractions are important. Never "revise with" a friend. It degenerates into socialising. Never revise in front of the TV or with music playing - you need to be in the same conditions as in the exam.\n\nAlso, if you are trying to remember an ordered list, make up a zany list where the words start with the same letters (mnemonics) - Hence: Please Send Large Cows, Milkmaids and Zebras instead of Potassium, Sodium, Lithium, Calcium, Magnesium, Aliminium, Zinc. I learnt that for my "O-level" Chemistry exam decades ago, and still remember it.\n\nGood luck. Plan your revision, work in short chunks, repeat the important stuff by writing short notes and don't waste your time.
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got bored reading the Extra details, and fell asleep yawn\n\nboring
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Not only that, it is a proven fact that when you are depressed, you really can´t remeber a thing. I mena, its not like you din´t HEAR and now you can´t remember, even if you tried to pay attention, ten minutes later you´ll be having trouble remembering what you heard, especially if the sentence was complex.
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why,did you forget allready or what.
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over does of sleeping pills, u will just drift off to sleep..arghh i dont have d courasge to do it though..........
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maybe during thous yrs somethin bad happened an ur mind dont wont 2 rememeber....\nIf u really wont 2 know try gettin hypnotizes or somethin
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There's a little thing called a "Date Rape" drug that makes you fall asleep and you forget everything that happens. Tell someone immediately!
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Yes go to  bed because they only allow u so many qeustions and answers. It will be here tomorrow when u get up and u can ask us and answer us then....sweet dreams!
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lol :)\nand what did you forget?
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its funny, I have been called by my wife and others an encyclopedia of useless information (until of course she needs to know it) ...I wonder how much of that I would truly consider important and how much just sticks up there for some other reason...I would imagine even if it seems trivial to others it must have some import to the person who remembers it or why would they bother ....\n\nDang you for making me think this early in the morning!!!!\n\nedited to answer additional info: I write this information down. Repeatedly if necessary. I find that writing something down puts it in my memory. Can't explain why but it just does...
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What?\n\nYou know it depends on muscle memory or music, do you like what you are trying to remember? Is it important. All factors, yo.