Visual learning

- watch videos / demonstrations
- make mind maps
- try to link information to an image
- make flashcards

Write down things to help remember them. A wall of text can be really off-putting, so keep it simple, split into bullet points, and use a colour coded system (e.g. highlighters) to break your notes up and organise them.

An alternative could be to type your notes up nicely, print them off and then display on a 'study wall', somewhere you'll often look. I personally find the act of physically writing notes helps to 'lock in' that information to memory, but typing might still work for you, especially if you make them colourful and pleasing to look at.

Thank you for replying, I find that writing things down helps me more than typing because my brain is actually progressing the words.