Having issues retaining read subjects?
You just have to follow the TST technique
T... First THINK!🤔
Aside reading just the words on the pages, which most readers do, Think about each paragraph separately. This will help you to summarize an idea from each paragraph thereby understanding the topic and a whole.
S... SING! 🎤I believe this most be a very intriguing technique to my dear readers. It Is actually a very fun way of memorizing but unfortunately its efficiency is majorly restricted to definitions and listing. It is a format in which the wording are harmonized into tune or are replaced as the lyrics of a particular song
T.. TEACH! 🧑‍🏫 This is also a very reliable method of memorizing, whereby the reader teaches others what he has learnt or better still educates an imaginary class by talking aloud explaining what he has read
Dear scholars... Take heed to this formats and be assured to have a longer retention span
Let me know if this methods what helpful to you
Or perhaps, you use any one or all of the three techniques 😃
#read
#think
#sing
#teach
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