R/AskAcademia - How Do You Memorize Important Information Relevant to Your Field?

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The easiest way to learn that stuff cold is to teach it. That doesn't necessarily mean in a classroom — there are other ways to simulate that kind of activity (like writing lectures for your future self to give). But synthesizing the information and re-explaining it in your own words, to someone else, is the best way to get your brain to re-code that as "stuff you need to know"; it will literally store the information differently than if you just read it passively.
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I taught my dog the material from all of my doctoral seminars.
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The easiest way to learn that stuff cold is to teach it. That doesn't necessarily mean in a classroom — there are other ways to simulate that kind of activity (like writing lectures for your future self to give). But synthesizing the information and re-explaining it in your own words, to someone else, is the best way to get your brain to re-code that as "stuff you need to know"; it will literally store the information differently than if you just read it passively.
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I taught my dog the material from all of my doctoral seminars.
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