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Anyone got any good memory techniques? (A-Level Biology, but for any subject really)
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I understand the content completely in Biology, for example, but I forget some of the little details that I need for the exam.
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I learn best by using lists/tables, but flash cards are a great way to get the wording right (what the examiners are looking for).
Other than that, mnemonics are useful, the odder the better, visualising it(eg organelles) and making it rhyme etc
Other than that, mnemonics are useful, the odder the better, visualising it(eg organelles) and making it rhyme etc
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Acronyms. For example memorising trig in maths : Sex On Hard Concrete Always Hurts The Open Anus
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(Original post by MathsAstronomy12)
Acronyms. For example memorising trig in maths : Sex On Hard Concrete Always Hurts The Open Anus
Acronyms. For example memorising trig in maths : Sex On Hard Concrete Always Hurts The Open Anus
For me, I'd definitely suggest flashcards - they don't take too long to do each day (depending on how many you have
), and I can still remember stuff from ages back thanks to them. Works well with equations, etc. I also use them for diagrams, to help me remember the many different parts in an organ, etc. Of course, this is particularly useful with Bio, but flashcards help with other subjects too (e.g. memorising vocab for a language, memorising formulas for Physics etc).Hope that helps!
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Well heloo every one
Iam Ahmad maged
Iam an A Level student studying Biology A Level
Iam Ahmad maged
Iam an A Level student studying Biology A Level
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(Original post by Treblebee)
Why not just remember SOH-CAH-TOA? ;p
For me, I'd definitely suggest flashcards - they don't take too long to do each day (depending on how many you have
), and I can still remember stuff from ages back thanks to them. Works well with equations, etc. I also use them for diagrams, to help me remember the many different parts in an organ, etc. Of course, this is particularly useful with Bio, but flashcards help with other subjects too (e.g. memorising vocab for a language, memorising formulas for Physics etc).
Hope that helps!
Why not just remember SOH-CAH-TOA? ;p
For me, I'd definitely suggest flashcards - they don't take too long to do each day (depending on how many you have
), and I can still remember stuff from ages back thanks to them. Works well with equations, etc. I also use them for diagrams, to help me remember the many different parts in an organ, etc. Of course, this is particularly useful with Bio, but flashcards help with other subjects too (e.g. memorising vocab for a language, memorising formulas for Physics etc).Hope that helps!
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(Original post by MathsAstronomy12)
Acronyms. For example memorising trig in maths : Sex On Hard Concrete Always Hurts The Open Anus
Acronyms. For example memorising trig in maths : Sex On Hard Concrete Always Hurts The Open Anus
Sex On Hard Concrete Always Hurts The Outer Areas
I've never met anyone that uses anything like it (until now
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(Original post by SteamboatMickey)
I understand the content completely in Biology, for example, but I forget some of the little details that I need for the exam.
I understand the content completely in Biology, for example, but I forget some of the little details that I need for the exam.
They help with definitions and pretty much anything really and they also help to consolidate info as well as helping you to learn new content
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(Original post by rainbowtwist)
hahah in year 9 my maths teacher told us to remember it by
Sex On Hard Concrete Always Hurts The Outer Areas
I've never met anyone that uses anything like it (until now
)
hahah in year 9 my maths teacher told us to remember it by
Sex On Hard Concrete Always Hurts The Outer Areas
I've never met anyone that uses anything like it (until now
)
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