6 powerful ways to help you remember what you study
6 powerful ways to help you remember what you study Rote memorising, i.e. to remember by repeating as many times as possible, is out. Putting facts to memory by brute force will not make you gain the most important result from studying, which is, comprehension. And to be honest, it will be pretty damn boring. Studying should be fun – all about thoughtful exploration and discovering new things. Rote memorising does not have any of that, simply paving a path of instant recall without any context to the information – the hows and whys are important! So how do we prevent those facts from falling into a black hole once we enter the exam hall? we have come up with six powerful ways to help you study better: 1. Spaced repetition Review material over and over again over incremental time intervals; According to 19th-century psychologist, Hermann Ebbinghaus, instant recall has a 100 percent information retention. But as little as an hour later, you c...