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Memorizing Formulas, Glossaries, Terms, Vocabulary

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Contributed by: Mike Woodson on 2/3/2006

Remember Mnemonics?
The crazier the more useful.
Here's another thought, if memorization is tested:

1. Take your math / higher math textbook, or whatever textbook & photocopy your formulas (usually in the back of the book), and make blown up photocopies.

2. Tape the formulas up on the bathroom mirror. Do this at the beginning of the semester. Every time you go in and out, make it a rule to read and study the entire sheet posted once or twice.

3. Do the same with problem solution steps applicable to each formula.

Add this to your regular homework, test prep and study. Want to learn more? Drink more water. This will also increase your dental hygeine, giving you spare time to floss.

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