Tips on how to memorize a lot of information very quickly (and well)?

[Anonymous]

i want to pass a test soon, and i'm laging behind in studying

[Oliverlogan263]

Here are some tips that might help you memorize information quickly for your test:

- Rewrite your notes by hand. Writing things out manually helps reinforce it in your memory better than just reading.

- Use mnemonic devices or acronyms to organize related concepts. Like making a silly story out of the first letter of important terms.

- Study in short intense bursts rather than long stretches. Like 30 minutes on, 5 minutes off. It keeps your brain engaged.

- Quiz yourself verbally or have someone else quiz you. Explaining things out loud makes you really analyze what you know.

- Relate new facts to stuff you already understand clearly. Connections help it stick better.

- Make flashcards and study in small groups so you can quiz each other. Teaching others also improves your memory.

- Try putting yourself in a low-distraction environment with no phone/TV. Limit distractions so your full focus is on learning.

- Take short breaks to exercise or eat between study sessions. It refuels your brain for the next round.

- Stay positive; believe you can do this! Less stress and more confidence will help you remember more under pressure.

Lemme know if any of those help at all! You've totally got this girl, just be focused and trust your brain to soak it up.

[Anonymous]

Best way to learn is to deep dive in understanding the most elemental part such that you can unpack it during an exam.

That is to say, once a person understands the basic building blocks on which other principles are formed, one knowing those base blocks can derive other answers from them.

If it's a kind of test where it's remembering arbitary facts (such as the joke of a Microsoft Exam) then you might as well try to memorise the answers becasue MS's answers are basically knowing marketing rather than facts (like the Minimum amount of memory for running an OS, is actually how much Microsoft recommends vs the fact).

The age old tip for just memorising stuff, is making up a story about the item; It's easier to remember a short story than some disconnected fact.

[Paris13]

Use Something RELATED LIKE to Help you Pass this Test For Example, Say it is a Light bulb. Use Something you Can Memorize Easilyyyy in Order to Relate it to this Light bulb. I Used to pass many a Test in School with My Rule Good Luck!!! xxoo

[Paris13]

Thanks To Gag. xxoo

[IslaTheWitch]

by repeating...