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Recall, Review, Relate: How to Remember Everything You Study
Want to remember what you read and study? Here are three simple memory techniques —Recall, Review, and Relate — that stop information from leaking out of your head after you learn it. The problem is not that you’re lazy or that your memory is bad. Real learning has two parts: learning/studying (putting information in) and retrieval (bringing it back out). Most learners only do the first part, so the information “leaks” out like water from a broken container. After watching, test yourself: use Recall, Review, and Relate on this lesson and post your answers in the comments.
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Such a beautiful lesson which also explains how your brain functions when you study.
Thanks James.
Recalling, reviewing, and relating information are an essential part in learning.
Thanks dear James for this interesting lesson. It’s really helpful.