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Visualize stuff, that's the easiest. Associate everything you see with weird images. For example, if you have to memorize a sequence of long and complex symbols and abbreviations, make a story with images and your own definition of the things you are learning.



Alternatively if you want to save time focusing and imagining things, you can just write heaps of notes. The more you write something and read it, the more it sticks in your head.



Basically these are the two things I do, and I'm pretty good student.

You could try and find out what type of learner you are: what is your learning strategy?



Visual = you have to see it to remember and understand

Auditive = you have to hear it

Sensory = you have to feel it (write it down)



Some people are a combination of these, but once you have understood how you learn best, it is only a question of adapting your learning style to learn faster and remember better and more.



I know of a guy who needed to write down everything three times before it was "in", but once he had his strategy, he stuck to it and "breezed" through law school, never missing a single exam. And he became a brilliant lawyer too.

i think u have to concentarte first about what said in d lectures

then try to read at least daily ( dont postpone today work for tomorow)

also befor u read i think it is better if u read the subject fastly to know the out lines then make questions ,read and answer ur question



making notes is great idea too

good luck

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