Irem Aytepe
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Guys, I have a problem and I need to share this to here. I can't memorize subjects, this is very bad for my exams. I need to memorize philosophers, I know what did they do but I can't memorize the names. I need to memorize chemistry long formulas but I can't, other subjects like this, without numerical subjects. What can I do about this? Does anybody know some tactics?
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@silver thank you so much Silver, this idea would help me for Turkish literature and history (I'm numeratic student) I can't delete Plato from my mind now
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the advice you've been given is good. These are often mnemonic ways of making associations between what you need to remember and things, facts or people you know. I am a pharmacy assistant and I have had some chemical formulas to remember. What helped me was to find in the symbols the initials of people around me and it worked quite well. I'm not going back to philosophy, we've already told you a good method. Good luck with that!
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@miknikel wooow, thanks a lot, it seems perfect
