1, make a detailed plan:
First list the knowledge points of the whole subject, and then set specific learning goals and time arrangements for each knowledge point. In this way, you can review in an orderly way and avoid missing important content.
For example, if you are preparing for a Chinese exam, you can list the knowledge points of poetry appreciation in the whole chapter, such as the poet's name, representative works, creative background and so on. Then, set specific learning goals and time arrangements for each knowledge point, such as spending half an hour studying a poet's works every day, so that you can review in an orderly way.
2. Take color notes:
Stop using monotonous black and white notes! Choose pens with different colors to mark key information, and highlight key points with highlighters, so that visual diversity will enhance your memory of knowledge points.
For example, when learning the periodic table of chemical elements, you can use pens with different colors to mark different element attributes, such as red for metal elements, blue for non-metal elements and green for transition metal elements. In this way, it is easier to remember and distinguish each element through the visual difference of color when reviewing.
3. Use charts and images:
Charts and images can help you better understand and remember abstract concepts. Try to turn knowledge points into charts, flowcharts or paintings, which will be more vivid, interesting and easy to remember.
Take learning geography as an example. You can make a map of the world, and then use different colors of markers or icons to represent the capitals or major cities of various countries. Such a chart can help you better remember and understand the geographical location and important cities of various countries.
4, making flashcards:
Write down questions or keywords on one side and answers or explanations on the other. Then continue to look through and review these flashcards to deepen your memory. This simple and effective method can help you remember a lot of information.
When reviewing mathematical formulas, you can make a set of flashcards, and write down the formula while writing down its meaning or application scenarios. For example, for Pythagorean theorem, write a+? b=？ c？ On the other hand, write a formula to calculate the length of hypotenuse of right triangle. Then, look through these flashcards repeatedly to deepen your memory.
5, multi-angle learning:
Don't be limited to one way of learning. Learn and review by listening to lectures, watching videos, doing exercises and participating in discussions. In this way, you can get in touch with knowledge from different angles and increase the depth of memory.
For example, when studying history, you can read textbooks, watch historical documentaries, listen to history lectures or discuss with classmates in groups. By contacting historical knowledge in various ways, we can understand and remember historical events and people from different angles.
These methods mentioned above are all I usually use, and they are really easy to use. Especially during the college entrance examination, because there are too many knowledge points and too many things to review, I will classify them. Some key points will be marked with different markers. If some knowledge needs to be written down, important knowledge points will be posted next to the book with post-it notes to remind yourself to read these knowledge points frequently and strengthen memory.
Especially if you love the wrong questions in the exam, you will know that some knowledge points have not been recited by yourself, so you should focus on reviewing them. But because the closer the college entrance examination is, the more time is tight, so I will arrange the time of each subject and write it down clearly when reviewing what subjects, so that I will not be confused and review in an orderly way.
Besides reading some knowledge points, I will also discuss with my classmates which knowledge points I haven't noticed, exchange learning with each other and make progress together.
Remember, although the college entrance examination is very important, a healthy and balanced life is equally important. Keep a positive attitude, believe in yourself and prepare for the college entrance examination!