Bali U.
Pick a time when you’re most relaxed.
Pick the most important lines
Understand them. Remember them. Then repeat again after a day or two. Repetition is the key to lasting memory.
Pick the most important lines
Understand them. Remember them. Then repeat again after a day or two. Repetition is the key to lasting memory.
Amelia P.
I read out the lines once or twice and try to write it then find mistakes then write again or read it over and over again and finally learn the question but it is time taking so sometimes I just do other tasks and keep reading it again and again
Meredith Z.
When I have to learn something in less time first of all I set my self free . I focused on a particular topics. I learn keypoints to get the idea of the topic then I make notes and revise it regularly . Revision in most important key . And consistency is necessary tool.
Corinne F.
You have to do more active learning. Whether that’s creating your own questions, having to type or write it multiple times, or creating flashcards. I also recommend taking breaks for 20 minutes once you believe you have everything down then try it again to find the areas you are blanking in the most.
Elizaveta P.
Bt the help of AI I make notes that are easier to remember. Then I dive into them, reading and processing, that helps me remember them.
Jenny F.
I don’t know about others but for me this thing works like if there is a thing I have to learn in very short time first I’ll understand it in most easy language…then I’ll write it down on paper 10 times….and then I will explain it to my friends during conversations and I’ll check that in my mind that did I told them the right thing or not…and then after the conversation finished I’ll recheck it .
