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[{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489819655407","data":" <\/p>1. Understand what you're studying.<\/b> <\/p>Rote learning will not get you to score a good percentage; it isn't helpful in most cases because it fails to cause you to think and analyze. The latter two skills are important for being able to apply your knowledge to new problems. <\/p>~<\/span>Write short notes or a summary of what you've studied. <\/i><\/p>~ Read out loud. <\/i><\/p>This can help to sharpen your understanding, as you are listening as well.<\/p>2. \nCreate doubts.<\/b> <\/p>Ask yourself questions about the content of the chapter. Did you agree or disagree with it? What would you explain differently and why? What about the work you're studying is confusing or seems at odds with other information you know? <\/p>~ Ask your teachers, lecturers, professors about your doubts. <\/i><\/p>~ Such discussions can help cement the concepts deeply in your mind.<\/i><\/p>3. \n<\/i>Use videos to enhance your learning and understanding.<\/b> <\/b><\/i><\/p>Watch videos on YouTube based on the same topic that you're learning. While watching videos, aim to picture the concepts and elements in your head.                      <\/i><\/p>~ Crash Course is one good source of videos useful for learning. <\/i><\/p>~ Take notes of anything you don't understand or didn't remember, so that you can go back over                     these things after. <\/i><\/p>~  Add notes from the video.<\/i><\/p>4. \nStudy with a friend. <\/b><\/i><\/p>Studying with friends makes the job seem easier and not so tedious. Just make sure that the friend you study with will actually help you, not just play around and waste your time. If you can, take a little time to explain certain things that you are studying to your friend, or have them quiz you on the things you need to learn. You'll be more likely to cement the facts in your head and recall them for the exam.<\/i><\/p>5. Use mnemonics to help you remember key concepts.<\/b> <\/i><\/p>Mnemonics are simply memorization techniques that can help you while you're studying. You can use acronyms to help you, chaining ideas together, or keywords (especially helpful for languages). <\/i><\/p>Acronyms:<\/b> this is basically a combination of letters, each of which stands for an idea that you will                need to remember.  <\/i><\/p>Chaining<\/b> creates a story where each word or idea you have to remember cues the next idea that                    you have to remember. <\/i><\/p>Keywords:<\/b> for each foreign word you have to remember, pick an English word that sounds like it. <\/i><\/p>6.  And most Importantly Stay positive! <\/b><\/i><\/p>If you visualize a successful outcome, you'll be more likely to actually have a successful outcome, than if you're neutral or negative in what you say about how well you're going to do on the exam. Tell yourself that you will do great. Be confident and don't lose hope.<\/i><\/p> <\/p>"}]

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