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ASSOCIATION a connection between ideas, memories, or things. This is called association, and it is one of the best ways to remember things is by connecting new information to something already familiar to you.
FAMILIAR well-known to you; something you recognize easily. …connecting new information to something already familiar to you.
ESSENTIAL extremely important or necessary. Another important tip is to focus on the essential information.
HEADINGS titles or main topics of a section of text. …sometimes remembering the main headings or key ideas is enough.
MEMORIZE to learn something so that you can remember it exactly. …make sure you understand what you want to memorize.
PREVENTS stops something from happening. Memorizing without understanding prevents people from becoming great thinkers.
CONCENTRATION the ability to focus your attention on something. Moreover, concentration is important if you want to recall information later.
MENTALLY DRAINED extremely tired in your mind. …try not to study or memorize things when you are tired or mentally drained…
RECALL to remember something from the past. …if you want to recall information later.
TRAIN (a muscle) to practice regularly in order to improve strength or ability. Not everyone is born with a strong memory, but anyone can train it and make it stronger.
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