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Well if your teacher/professor gave you a study guide. I recommend that you study ALL of that and get it well memorized. If not, just study anything he/she covered during class. Anything you took notes on. Memorize the most IMPORTANT information he/she has covered. Read the material and write it down. That will help you to remember...
Hope my advice helps
Try to study on your own. It will be less distractions
Good Luck!
Different people have different learning techniques.
For me... when I was in school I always wrote out the important information. Writing it out made me study hard and worked really well for me. So grab a pen and write out all the key points and read it out as you are writing it. Just do point form notes. Good luck.
I usually do all mental thinking, I relate key points to things I will remember them by, then all the little bits fill in the spaces! Or you can be 99% of population and try studying for 20 minutes take a 5-10 min break clear your head and do it over again, thats the way my friends do it and they were all B averga people! don't wear out the brain to much
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What are some good study techniques when you have a lot of information to cover for a test?!!! Please help, I have a huge test on thursday and I'm flipping out b/c it is sooo much information!!! How do you study for that??