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- Mind maps
- The combination of words and pictures is six times better
for remembering information than words alone.
- It helps generate more ideas, find deeper meaning in your
subject, and also prompt you to fill in more or find what you're
missing.
- A mind map can at once give you an overview of a
large subject while also holding large amounts of
information.
- Use Technology to Your Advantage
- The combination of words and pictures is six times better
for remembering information than words alone.
- Mnemonic technique
- Use positive, pleasant images. Your brain often blocks out unpleasant ones.
- Give your image three dimensions, movement and space to make it more
vivid.
- Use all your senses to code information or dress up an image.
- Use vivid, colorful, sense-laden images
- Use positive, pleasant images. Your brain often blocks out unpleasant ones.
- Study notes
- Don’t record every single
comment
- Review your notes regularly
- Don’t Write Notes Mindlessly
- Don’t record every single
comment
- Time table
- Make a list of your
responsibilities.
- Block your study times.
- Schedule time for breaks.
- Be as specific as possible.
- Include in your life
- Make a list of your
responsibilities.
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