How can I remember information better?
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When you read, read aloud anything you think is important and repeat it to yourself a couple of times. You have a better chance of remembering. Or another option is to carry around a recorder and record anything important and listen to it later. Works for me for studying for Geo. exam.
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Find out which is the way you find easiest to learn.  Do you remember better if you her things or say things or do things?  Then use ways that use your best way.  Perhaps say things out loud as you try to learn them, or flash cards if you prefer seeing things, or work out actions to do.  You could tape things and then listen to them as you go to bed or if you are trying to learn facts you could put them up on your bathroom mirror and learn a new one every couple of days.  Also find out if you find it better to learn for long periods and then have long breaks or for shorter periods and have shorter breaks.  Give yourself rewards when you have down so much work, like a bar of chocolate or for more work a book you want to red or a night out (but not too much drinking!)  Have a competition with some one else about time spent in the library, or at least together.  It does get easy the more you do.  Keep telling yourself that and fill in a chart so you can see how many hours work you have done.
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here are a few tips....\n1. first if you want to remember a list of few things, then try to make a corelation of those. for example, if you want to remember carpet, milk, computer and game, make a story like this....."milk on the carpet spilled when you were playing games on your computer"....\n\n2. say within yourself about the item quiet a few times.\n\n3. one never forgets those items which he likes....so start liking those....\n\n....now....will you remember to give me 10 points....lets see...please...
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Learn by doing. Read some, then try to apply it. If it's a skill go do it 10 times. (eg. catching a foot ball, factoring a quadratic equation, painting a picture).  If it's information / facts then try restating what you've learned. Say it in your own words.  Write it down, create an outline.  My making it your own you'll remember it better. Everyone has they're own best way to learn, experiment and find yours.\n\nGood luck!
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There are memory exercises (free on the net) that you can do to increase you ability to remember these numbers. I wouldn't risk cheating, ever. I do wish you luck, though.
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Come up with silly sentences to remember things.
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To improve your memory power, there are a lot of things you should do/try. But here are a few ones!\n1- Get to know yourself better by learning:\n\nWhat is the best way for you to learn, eg, By reading, writing, listening, talking ( teaching someone else the same thing), being taugh by someone ( anybody you like to learn with), Learning in groups, etc...?\n\nWhat is your best learning strategy/ies according to the way you learn, your schedule and so on!, eg, \nHow much time do you need to study on something before you can understand and remember it ( how much pratice?)!?\n\nIn what kind of environment do you best learn: Library, School, while listenning to music, etc...?\n\nWhat motivates you to learn that/ those things/subjects?\n\n2- What do you wanna do in the future, Whatever it is, give an extra 90 percent for that subject/s alone!\n\n3- Take your time and do not push!\n\nNow all you gotta do is try these techniques and put them into action! But It will neither be easy nor quick! But It will work!\n\nGood luck! SEE YA!
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Different people have different ways of memorizing best.  Some people learn best from listening and speaking.  Some people learn best from reading or looking.  Some people learn best from moving, and so on.  Here are some ideas:\nWrite out all the words and their definitions in sentences.\nMake up a dance or a song for each word.\nDraw a colorful chart.\nUse flashcards.\nRecord a tape of yourself saying the words and then listen to the tape repeatedly.
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Try walking around your house, or some other place you know well, while you memorize them- walk in a path that you will be able to remember, and try to associate each president, in order, with some place that you know in your house.  Later, when you want to remember them in order, imagine yourself following the same path, and you'll remember the president associated with each location much more easily.\n\nThis is a common technique used by people who memorize things like a deck of cards. It is thought to work because the human brain is very good at memorizing where things are geographically located.
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you can take notes, just summerize the main ideas of each paragraph or page or chapter depending on how much information your reading. for example, if your reading a 1,000 page book, most people won't remember everything that happened, so the solution is to take notes on maybe each chapter or take note of important things that happened. you can use a graphic organizer or something else to take note of important things in the book.
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What I did in College to "memorize" info was make one handwritten sheet front and back of what I felt were the most important things ie: most likely to be on the test. I went over them again and again until I could tell you everything that was on them. To do this I would first take down notes from the text book. I then took my lecture notes and notes from the text and saw the points that overlapped, those are likely the things that will be on the test. I used those overlaps to make my study sheets.\n This method would work well for the 4 subjects that require memory. Limiting it to one sheet front and back makes the amount more doable. Doing it this way you have already added a few more times through the material as well.\n  The best way to feel less overwhelmed by the amount of information that you need to learn is to have a plan as to how you are going to do it.
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First you have to spare time for studying and make sure  you understand everything before you skip into another chapter.Try to write what you remembered after you read without looking at your notes
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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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Study everyday with someone and study only some each time.  Then practice applying the skills or write all the facts down in color(studys show that you remember things better when you write in color)
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Figure out HOW you learn best.  I learn best by organizing information into visual charts, tables, and other images.  My best use of time is creating and compiling the information that I am studying into this form.  It is also easier for me.  Other people learn easier by making sound representations of material, songs poems, chants.\nMake your methods of studying more interesting and the material will be easier to remember, according to your best way of receiving information.
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Here are two things that may work for you. I had a friend tell me once that they would study by using the melody of a song. They would take the information they needed to know and memorize in the melody of their favorite songs. This way they knew the melody and words to the song and by replacing the lyrics with the subject they were studying they could remember what they needed to know.\n\nAlso, I had a teacher once tell some tips for remembering things. If he needed to remember a persons name, he would associate it with something to help him remember. If he needed to remember where he put his keys, when he would put them down he would imagine and act as though he was going to slam them right through the table. This way he would remember doing that and remember where he put them.\n\nHe also said he had a trick for studying for finals. What he would do is take the time to right up all his notes from the year/semester for the class. Doing this will help get you started studying because you will remember some of what you type. He would then start to memorize his notes. Taking away more and more as he remembered it until he would read all of his notes back to himself without looking at the paper once.\n\nHope this helps
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To be used ONLY for difficult-to-remember things:\n\nMake flashcards, each with a question on one side and then the answer on the other side, e.g. What is an enzyme?  (on Side A).  On Side B write, "An enzyme is a protein, synthesize by the living cell, which catalyzes thermo-dynamically feasible reaction by lowering the energy of activation so that the rate is compatible with the conditions of the living cell." (that one I learnt years ago in biochemistry class in college, AND I STILL REMEMBER IT !!!)\n\nA) With 30 - 40 such cards, develop rules such that you and your friends can play a card game, using these cards. \n\nB) Challenge you little sister that by the end of the week, you will know, say, everything on cards 1 to 15.  For everyone you do not know, you will give her 50 cents!! \n\nC) If you have waiting time, such as 30 minutes on the bus, use it to review information on 5 of the cards.