1 According to the human forgetting curve, only by repeating it repeatedly can you remember it well

2 I heard that memorizing in the morning before going to bed is more effective, and you can also memorize it by covering your ears and reading more. Relatively profound

3 You can use lists and comparison methods to help memorize

4 If you really can’t remember it, you can copy it. Copying is much better than just memorizing it

5 Yes Number the things you are going to memorize, paragraph by paragraph. This will make it faster. If you do the whole thing at once, it will be very slow. In addition, you can use the method of rewards. If you have memorized a paragraph, reward yourself with a break or something to eat. I believe it. Persistence will lead to success!

6 Try to create a pleasant atmosphere for learning. Before going to bed, after waking up or before studying, close your eyes and imagine that you can do well in the exam. Imagine that after you achieve good results, your parents will be happy and others will praise you. Imagine being proud of yourself. The more vivid and specific your imagination, the better.

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1. Adhere to "remember first, read later" " in principle. First follow the instructions in the self-study syllabus and recall the content of the self-study textbook. If you can recall it, you don't have to read the book again, so as to save time. For self-study test points that you cannot recall, find the corresponding content in the self-study textbook in time to strengthen your memory. Adhering to this principle will, first of all, help improve the efficiency of endorsement before self-study exams. Many self-study students are accustomed to reading over and over again, regardless of whether they remember it or not.

In this way, it is a waste of time to re-read what you have remembered, and you still cannot remember what you have not remembered due to the lack of key breakthroughs. Secondly, it is helpful to overcome the inertia in the endorsement process before self-study exams. Recalling is more mentally demanding than reading and requires more strong self-control.

For the self-study content that cannot be recalled, targeted attack can maximize the mobilization and use of the brain, and also make the process of endorsement before the self-study less easy to get distracted. 2. Focus on restoring memory and re-memorizing as a supplement. It is indeed impossible for some self-study students to remember everything listed in the self-study syllabus, so they should remember everything they can. That means remembering with focus and selectively. You should work hard on the self-study knowledge that you have memorized but have forgotten now, and be brave enough to give up on those things that you have never memorized before, unless it is a particularly clear focus or hot topic of self-study.

In other words, the main task before the self-study exam is to restore memory, rather than starting from scratch. It should be very easy to restore previous memories. As long as you can calm down and do it, you will definitely achieve the desired results. 3. Pay attention to “looking backward” and achieve rolling development. If you remember it today, you will forget it in two days. This is normal. Therefore, in the process of memorizing, we must consciously repeat what we have memorized in the past few days, and connect the previous and previous knowledge to form a whole according to the knowledge structure of the self-study textbook.