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How To Remember  Things 🌸

How To Remember Things 🌸

2 kind of prior knowledge

Knowledge about the subject at hand(math, history,programming.

Knowledge About how learning actually works.

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We all forget things in hurry , we live in world where quickly everythings change, day to day time to time , so here some ideas how to remember things easily.

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2 kinds of prior knowledge

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... you need two kinds of prior knowledge:

  • Knowledge about the subject at hand (math, history, or programming).
  • Knowledge about how learning actually works.

Connect new things to old things

Connect new things to old things

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The more you can explain the way your new learning relates to prior knowledge the more connections you create that will help you remember it later.

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