Reading Tips: Four Tips To Assist You Read & Learn Smart Not Hard

There is need to think of yourself before learning new facts and knowledge. To some students in the school they found it very difficult to learn due to lack of knowing the clues of learning. This caused failures and drop out from schools. This article will provide you with tips that will help you, make you smart when learning and memorising facts and knowledge. These are:

1. Review your notes : you need to everyday study your notes taking during class and study them too after class to enables you easily recall the learnt materials. This improve your longterm memory.

2. Study at your own pace or speed : you need to read and study at your own speed, its the best. Don't compare self with others since people differ in memory capabilities.

Its better to know your speed interns of memorisation. Taking note, reading at your slower speed require the devotion of time more.

3. Pick an excellent place to study : choosing a good location requires striking a balance between a soothing environment and the one that will keep you silence. Get a silence place to your study and avoid noisy places like market and streets.

4. Energise your mind with tasty food or snacks : eating food and healthy food helps to improve and energise your performance during study. Keep foods like snacks close to you during study for good memorisation of facts and knowledge.

 

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